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State of the art in electronic payment systems

Electronic funds transfer over financial networks is reasonably secure, but securing payments over open networks like the Internet poses challenges of a new dimension. This paper lays out the security requirements for electronic payment systems, surveys the state of the art in electronic payment technologies and sketches emerging developments.

Philippe A. Janson | N. Asokan | Michael Waidner | Michael Steiner

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