Symmetric Cryptography - E-Commerce - Lecture Slides, Slides of Fundamentals of E-Commerce

E-Commerce is taking over the traditional commerce practices. It is of special concern for the IT students. Following are the key points of these Lecture Slides : Symmetric Cryptography, Encrypting, Decrypting, People Encrypt, Recipient Decrypts, Message, Private Key, Certification Authority, Public Key, Cryptography

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Symmetric Cryptography

The same key is used for encrypting and decryptingmessages

Public Key Cryptography

Multiple people encrypt messages using the recipient’swell-known public key. The recipient decrypts it with herprivate key.

Public Key Cryptography (cont.) 

Key Distribution

Certification Authority (CA) acts as a trusted thirdparty which distributes digital certificates.  The digital certificates which are publicly distributedcontain a user’s public key as well as otherinformation such as the user’s personal details andthe expiry date of the key.  Registration Authoriy verifies a user’s identity at thetime the user applies for a digital certificate. Often theCA and an RA are the same entities.

Public Key Distribution

Digital Signature Process

Digital Envelopes 1.

Sender generates a random message key (K). Senderencrypts the message (M) with K, creating the ciphertext message (CM).

Sender encrypts K with recipient’s public key (RPubK),generating cipher text CK.

Sender computes a digital signature (S) using herprivate signature (SPrivK)

Sender sends CK, CM and S to recipient.

Recipient uses his private key (RPrivK) to decrypt CKand obtain K.

Recipient uses K to decrypt CM and get M.

Recipient uses sender’s public key (SPubK) to validateS.

Firewalls 

A firewall is a device that is placed between yoursystem and the internet. It can monitor and filterany incoming and outgoing traffic.

Offers a single point at which security can bemonitored and alarms generated.

Encryption can be used as a safeguard.

There should be a security policy in place.

An important point need to keep in mind thatfirewalls are not always impenetrable.