Dynamic Threats in E-Commerce

Dynamic Threats in E-Commerce

Prof. Mugdha Dharmadhikari

Assistant Professor, PES Modern

, College of Engineering, Pune –

411005        Maharashtra, India

Ameya Shingane

SY MCA

PES Modern College of Engineering

Pune –   411005 Maharashtra, India

Abstract:

As the e-commerce sector continues to expand, the intricate and interconnected nature of online transactions presents numerous security hurdles. E-commerce involves the online transaction of goods and services between businesses and consumers. The frequency of online transactions within e-commerce is on the rise, accompanied by a surge in various forms of security breaches targeting e-commerce systems. This trend exposes consumers to potential risks of compromising their personal data, often due to a lack of awareness regarding the security measures involved in online transactions. Safeguarding the internet environment for conducting online purchases and sales is of paramount importance. Adversaries exploit vulnerabilities within the components of e-commerce systems to perpetrate attacks. Thus, there is a pressing need for proactive and adaptable security approaches that harness advanced technologies, including machine learning, alongside real-time monitoring capabilities, to identify and address emerging threats. In summary, this summary acts as a preliminary exploration paving the way for an in-depth examination into the evolving threats confronting e-commerce. The aim is to furnish valuable insights into effective countermeasures and strategies for mitigating risks. Given the ongoing evolution of the digital landscape, comprehending and mitigating dynamic threats is essential for ensuring the sustainable advancement of e-commerce platforms.