Secure mobile commerce
Electronics & Communications Engineering JournalPublished 1 October 2002
Scarlet Schwiderski-Grosche, Heiko Knospe
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This paper identifies the special characteristics of m-commerce, and some important security issues considered, which require a high level of security in these applications.
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M-commerce, or mobile commerce, is a major application domain for mobile devices, enabling users to perform commercial transactions wherever they go. However, these applications require a high level of security. In this paper, the special characteristics of m-commerce are identified and some important security issues considered.
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