MODEL-BUILDING OF ATTACKS ON INTERNAL-PAYMENT BANKING SYSTEM
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https://doi.org/10.15588/1607-3274-2010-1-11Keywords:
threats, internal-payment banking system, mathematical model, realization model of threats, passive attack, active attack, protection, encoding, authenticity, integrityAbstract
Threats to information data in an internal-payment banking system (IPBS) are being analyzed. The realization model of information data threats in IPBS as well as the mathematical models of passive and active attacks are being developed. The general protection areas in IPBS are being studied.Downloads
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