Gerhard Schmied
High Quality Messaging and Electronic Commerce
Technical Foundations, Standards and Protocols
Gerhard Schmied
High Quality Messaging and Electronic Commerce
Technical Foundations, Standards and Protocols
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- Verlag: Springer, Berlin
- Seitenzahl: 184
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm
- Gewicht: 432g
- ISBN-13: 9783540646181
- Artikelnr.: 26676954
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1 Introduction.- 2 The X.400 Series of Recommendations.- 2.1 The X.400 Standard 1984.- 2.2 The X.400 Standard 1988.- 2.3 The X.400 Standard 1992.- 2.4 The X.400 Standard 1996.- 2.5 Proposed Additions to the X.400 Functionality for Multimedia Messaging.- 2.6 Physical Access to the X.400 Service.- 3 Internet Mail.- 3.1 RFC 822: Standard for the Format of ARPA Internet Text Messages.- 3.2 RFC 821 Simple Mail Transfer Protocol.- 3.3 SMTP Service Extensions.- 3.4 Delivery Status Notifications (DSN).- 3.5 Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME).- 3.6 Post Office Protocol Version 3 (POP3).- 4 X.400-internet Mail Gateways.- 4.1 Introduction.- 4.2 MIME Internet X.400 Enhanced Relay (MIXER).- 5 Directory Services.- 5.1 The X.500 Series of Recommendations.- 5.2 Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP).- 6 Electronic Commerce and Electronic Data Interchange.- 6.1 The History of Electronic Commerce.- 6.2 Electronic Commerce Today.- 6.3 Electronic Data Interchange-An Introduction.- 7 Standards for EDI Documents.- 7.1 United Nations Electronic Data Interchange for Administration, Commerce and Trade (UN/EDIFACT).- 7.2 Differences and Mutualities Amongst the Different EDI Standards.- 8 Transportation of EDI Messages.- 8.1 EDI Message Transfer via Store-and-Forward Mechanisms.- 8.2 EDI Message Transfer via X.400.- 9 Vulnerabilities and Security Requirements of EDI Messaging Environments.- 9.1 Vulnerabilities.- 9.2 Masquerade.- 9.3 Message Sequencing.- 9.4 Message Loss.- 9.5 Modification of Information.- 9.6 Repudiation.- 9.7 Leakage of Information.- 9.8 Manipulation of Information by EDIMG User.- 9.9 Security Requirements.- 10 Cryptography and Key Management.- 10.1 Cryptography.- 10.2 Key Management.- 11 Security Mechanisms for EDI over X.400.- 11.1 Masquerade.- 11.2 MessageSequencing.- 11.3 Message Loss.- 11.4 Modification of Information.- 11.5 Repudiation.- 11.6 Leakage of Information.- 11.7 Manipulation of Information by EDIMG User.- 11.8 Additional Pervasive Mechanisms.- 12 Security Mechanisms for EDI over the Internet.- 12.1 E-Mail Encryption Protocols.- 13 EDI Naming, Addressing, and Use of a Directory.- 13.1 Introduction.- 13.2 EDI Naming.- 13.3 Suggested DIT Structure for EDI.- 13.4 Name Resolution.- 13.5 Authentication.- 13.6 Capabilities Assessment.
1 Introduction.- 2 The X.400 Series of Recommendations.- 2.1 The X.400 Standard 1984.- 2.2 The X.400 Standard 1988.- 2.3 The X.400 Standard 1992.- 2.4 The X.400 Standard 1996.- 2.5 Proposed Additions to the X.400 Functionality for Multimedia Messaging.- 2.6 Physical Access to the X.400 Service.- 3 Internet Mail.- 3.1 RFC 822: Standard for the Format of ARPA Internet Text Messages.- 3.2 RFC 821 Simple Mail Transfer Protocol.- 3.3 SMTP Service Extensions.- 3.4 Delivery Status Notifications (DSN).- 3.5 Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (MIME).- 3.6 Post Office Protocol Version 3 (POP3).- 4 X.400-internet Mail Gateways.- 4.1 Introduction.- 4.2 MIME Internet X.400 Enhanced Relay (MIXER).- 5 Directory Services.- 5.1 The X.500 Series of Recommendations.- 5.2 Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP).- 6 Electronic Commerce and Electronic Data Interchange.- 6.1 The History of Electronic Commerce.- 6.2 Electronic Commerce Today.- 6.3 Electronic Data Interchange-An Introduction.- 7 Standards for EDI Documents.- 7.1 United Nations Electronic Data Interchange for Administration, Commerce and Trade (UN/EDIFACT).- 7.2 Differences and Mutualities Amongst the Different EDI Standards.- 8 Transportation of EDI Messages.- 8.1 EDI Message Transfer via Store-and-Forward Mechanisms.- 8.2 EDI Message Transfer via X.400.- 9 Vulnerabilities and Security Requirements of EDI Messaging Environments.- 9.1 Vulnerabilities.- 9.2 Masquerade.- 9.3 Message Sequencing.- 9.4 Message Loss.- 9.5 Modification of Information.- 9.6 Repudiation.- 9.7 Leakage of Information.- 9.8 Manipulation of Information by EDIMG User.- 9.9 Security Requirements.- 10 Cryptography and Key Management.- 10.1 Cryptography.- 10.2 Key Management.- 11 Security Mechanisms for EDI over X.400.- 11.1 Masquerade.- 11.2 MessageSequencing.- 11.3 Message Loss.- 11.4 Modification of Information.- 11.5 Repudiation.- 11.6 Leakage of Information.- 11.7 Manipulation of Information by EDIMG User.- 11.8 Additional Pervasive Mechanisms.- 12 Security Mechanisms for EDI over the Internet.- 12.1 E-Mail Encryption Protocols.- 13 EDI Naming, Addressing, and Use of a Directory.- 13.1 Introduction.- 13.2 EDI Naming.- 13.3 Suggested DIT Structure for EDI.- 13.4 Name Resolution.- 13.5 Authentication.- 13.6 Capabilities Assessment.