Information Security On eGovernment As Information-Centric Networks
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Information security is a major factor in the service of eGovernment. The using of host to host in previous services of eGovernment is considered as lacking in security. Therefore, it needs more security to serve clients more efficiently and to obtain reliable data provided from the host. One of approach ways to solve the previous security services are based on the safety approach on the contents. The approach on content is used to improve the security which has been used. The approach offered in this paper is called Information Centric Network, this approach is one of the alternatives that is used to secure the content on eGovernment, in addition to approaches by using encryption and captcha. Human aspect is also included as one of the factors of eGovernment security itself.
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