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PRIVACY AND SECURITY IN ECOMMERCE

    3 Author(s):  VEERENDRA VITTALA SHANABAGA, MS PRASHANTH, SUSHIL KUMAR GUPTA

Vol -  2, Issue- 2 ,         Page(s) : 103 - 112  (2011 ) DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/CASIRJ

Abstract

Consumer aura to the data nature of the site, trust, privacy concerns, notoriety, security concerns, and the organization's notoriety effectsly affect Internet customers' trust in the site. Real two basic issues for both web based business shoppers and destinations are privacy and security. Privacy is the control over one's close to home information while; security is the endeavored access to information by unapproved clients. Data security, in this manner, is a basic administration and specialized necessity for any productive and viable installment exchange exercises over the web. Online business security is the assurance of web based business resources from unapproved get to, demolition, adjustment, or utilize so its measurements to be considered are-Integrity, Privacy, Non-disavowal, Authenticity, Confidentiality, and Availability. This paper would toss light on E-business privacy, security, its motivation, diverse security issues and how customer's trust and buying conduct is influenced by it. Keywords— Role of trust, Electronic commerce, Consumer trust, Perceived risk, Internet consumer behaviour, Privacy and security, E-Commerce Security Issues I.

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