E-commerce Security: VeriSign Indiana

Learn how online commerce keeps your credit cards safe.

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Computer Associates International Inc
317-844-7221
250 E 96th St
Indianapolis, IN
Computer Systems Services Inc
317-577-4881
6505 E 82nd St
Indianapolis, IN
Greenbriar Computer Repair
317-466-9549
1323 W 86th St
Indianapolis, IN
Peartree Software Consulting
317-257-2486
600 Holliday Ln
Indianapolis, IN
Sanyog Computer Solutions
317-579-0746
8650 Malaga DR
Indianapolis, IN
Seven Opals Software LLC
317-569-1810
1537 Sierra Spgs
Indianapolis, IN
CBS Computer Repair
260-441-9000
2727 Stardale Dr
Fort Wayne, IN
Britannia Inc
260-482-6321
1616 Directors Row
Fort Wayne, IN
Decisionone
260-482-1062
5401 Keystone DR
Fort Wayne, IN
Dwd Technology Group
260-423-2414
9921 Dupont Circle Dr W
Fort Wayne, IN

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Originally published at Internet.com


September is security month at Earthweb and I was asked if I could write something dealing with e-commerce. Since I had just finished the process of getting my own VeriSign certificate, I was fairly familiar with what needed to be done to start accepting credit cards over the Web. If you're thinking of starting an e-business, or if you just want to attempt to understand how your credit card is kept safe while you are using it on the Web, read on. This should help you a great deal.

I will never give my credit card number to anyone on the Web! It's not safe!



Ah, but you'll tell your credit card number to a complete stranger at a mail order company over the phone, or give it to a waiter who then waltzes out of the room with it, or hand it to a person behind a counter who makes a paper swipe of the number.

Now that I've been through the process of actually implimenting a server ID and Secure Socket Layer (SSL) on a Web site, I can honestly say that of all the methods of delivering a credit card number, I personally feel safest using the Web.

Contrary to popular belief, your card number does not simply go out into cyberspace for anyone with a computer to steal. It does not (or should not, if the company does it correctly) sit in a file just waiting to be hacked. Plus, and this is the real kicker, you know exactly who is getting the card number. Once that waiter leaves the room, any one of 1,000 different people can get the number. If the waiter is crooked, one phone call later and his buddy has your number and is selling it around town...

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