National Institute of Standards and Technology / Carnegie Mellon University / Computer Science/ Institute / Dartmouth College / / /
IndustryTerm
legacy media / malicious server / server operator / theater groups / Web turn / Web Activity Problem / anti-virus software / university server / map server / web-based mail / appropriate private information retrieval software / insurance / health insurers / coprocessor technology / deployed infrastructure / on-line presence / public-key infrastructure / sws@cs.dartmouth.edu Web-based commerce / secure hardware / open source software / hardened operating systems / Web infrastructure / co-server / e-merchant / Web-based e-commerce / patent server / potential applications / Web servers / Secure public-key services / e-merchants / Web interactions / on-line merchant / services / server site / e - commerce / computing / malicious server operator / appropriate computational security tool / Web-based commerce / surveys applications / auction server / collective Web interactions / /
Organization
U.S. Government / Dartmouth College / National Institute of Standards and Technology / School of Computer Science / E-Commerce Privacy and Security Applications S.W. Smith Department of Computer Science/ Institute for Security Technology Studies Dartmouth College Hanover / U.S. Department of Justice / Department of Computer Science / Carnegie Mellon University / IEEE Computer Society / /
Person
J. Dyer / E. Knop / R. Brentrup / K. Minami / Bob / N. Itoi / S. Jiang / D. Chess / J. Kravitz / J. Hill / E. Palmer / R. Perez / / /
Position
author / Member Research Staff / ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The author / /
WebALPS: A Survey of E-Commerce Privacy and Security Applications S.W. Smith Department of Computer Science/ Institute for Security Technology Studies Dartmouth College Hanover, New HampshireUSA