An Integration of policy and reputation based trust mechanisms
Siddiqui Muhammad Yasir, Alam Gir, Jenny Lundberg

TL;DR
This paper reviews policy and reputation based trust mechanisms in e-commerce, proposes an integrated trust model combining their strengths, and validates it through experiments showing improved buyer trust.
Contribution
It introduces a novel integrated trust mechanism that combines policy and reputation approaches, validated in an auction scenario.
Findings
Integrated trust mechanism enhances buyer trust in e-commerce.
Experimental results show improved trust over existing systems like eBay.
The approach combines strengths of policy and reputation mechanisms.
Abstract
Due to popularization of internet and e-commerce, more and more people getting involved in online shopping market. A large number of companies have been transferred to the internet where online customers have been increased due to easy access. The online business facilitates people to communicate without knowing each other. The e-commerce systems are the combination of commerce behavior and internet technologies. Therefore, trust aspects are positive elements in buyer-seller transactions and a potential source of competitive e-commerce industry. There are two different approaches to handle the trust. The first approach has a solid authentication set of rules where decisions are made on some digital or logical rules called policy based trust mechanism. The second approach is a decentralized trust approach where reputation assembled and shared in distributed environment called reputation…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAccess Control and Trust
