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What is Personal Trust

Handbook of Research on Social and Organizational Liabilities in Information Security
Refers the specific trust of some person, such as relatives, natives. Personal trust limits to a relatively small interpersonal area, and along with the expansion of transaction radius and individual flows, the costs of confidence identification and monitor rise sharply so that it must turn to system trust.
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E-Commerce Security and Honesty-Credit
Guoling Lao (Shanghai University of Finance & Economics, China)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-132-2.ch005
Abstract
E-commerce mode aggravates information asymmetry so that honesty-credit problems become more serious. This chapter discusses the honesty-credit issue and honesty-credit system construction in e-commerce. It argues that the honesty-credit issue belongs to e-commerce security problems to some extent since it also destroys information integrity, confidentiality, and availability. The study of honesty-credit issue in e-commerce will help to promote social culture development as well as improve e-commerce security. Basing on analysis of three game models, the article suggests the construction of social honesty-credit system mainly include four aspects: cultivate citizens’ sense of honesty-credit, strengthen legislation, build mechanism of third-party authentication and regulate third-party service industry. At the end of the chapter, the case of Shanghai honesty-credit system construction of is introduced to describe China honesty-credit status.
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Sources of Trust and Consumers' Participation in Permission-Based Mobile Marketing
A dimension of perceived trust and consists of personal experiences with an organization and social influences.
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