IJRCS – Volume 3 Issue 1 Paper 2

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STUDY OF SYBIL ATTACK FOR E-COMMERCE IN P2P DOMAIN  

Author’s Name : Rohan Raj

Volume 03 Issue 01  Year 2016  ISSN No:  2349-3828  Page no: 6-7

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 Abstract:

As we Know that the term Security . Security  is involve in the each and every internet related domain.  Hues amount fro person are used the facilities of Internet for the various purpose , like Email , Chatting , Transition , some kind of Online Payment , and E-Commerce . Now In this survey paper I am Focused  the work  for E-Commerce related issue in the Peer to Peer Network Domain . This survey paper include the some cyber Security Related Information over the internet .various issue in the cyber security for the E-commerce, Introduction part of E-commerce its application and some of the security issue in the E-commerce .This paper is mainly  work for the Sybil attack in the E-commerce  in the Peer to peer network ,so this paper is also include the some information about the Sybil Attack , its degree, its Type over the E-Commerce . in this paper we are also make a proper prevent Technique that related to sybil attack for E-Commerce in the Peer to  peer Network .

Keywords:  

Sybil Attack; E-commerce; P2P Domain

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