According to E-Commerce 2019, Business, Technology, and Society,

Chapter 5

• Dimensions of e-commerce security: integrity, nonrepudiation, authenticity, confidentiality, privacy, availability, pages 261-262, table 5.3
• Security threats, malicious codes, malware, exploit kit, malvertising, drive-by-download, virus, worm, ransomware, trojan horse, backdoor, bot, botnet, study with examples, pages 264-268
• Potentially unwanted program (PUP), adware, browser parasite, coin/cryptocurrency miners, spyware, study with examples, pages 268-270
• Phishing, BEC, page 270
• Hacker, cracker, cybervandalism, hacktivism, white hats, black hats, grey hats, pages 272-273
• Data breach, page 273
• Credit card fraud, page 276
• Identity fraud, page 277
• Spoofing, pharming, spam websites, pages 277-278
• Sniffer, page 278
• DoS and DDoS attack, page 279
• Encryption, cipher text, key, page 288
• Symmetric key cryptography, page 289
• Asymmetric (Public) key cryptography, page 290
• Data encryption standard (DES), page 290
• PKI, page 295
• Digital certificate, page 294
• Authentication procedure, access control, biometrics, study with examples, page 304
• Block chain, page 317