Assess on E-Commerce Transaction Based on Web Technology

Kun Xiao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.644-650.2872

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Assess on E-Commerce Transaction Based on Web Technology

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In this paper, an overview and security threats of e-commerce are described.Combining traditional risk assessment method fore-commerce transactions,the assessmentindicatorsneed to be considered in risk assessment of e-commerce transactionsare analyzed, and quantitative calculation method oftransaction riskis given based on cloudcomputing.Moreover,how to detect andassess the riskof e-commercetransactionenvironmentare made simple discussionand assessment. Experimental resultsshow that the algorithmcan effectively reducetransaction risk andprotect the legitimaterights and interestsof users.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 644-650)

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2872-2874

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September 2014

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Kun Xiao*

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Risk Assessment, Safety, Transaction Risk

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