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Comparison of Cryptography Algorithms for Mobile Payment Systems

Şengel et al., 2018

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6385783741142648372
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Şengel
AYDIN M
Sertbaş A
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Mobile payment services are the newest and most popular technology that is developing according to our habits and needs. Consumer all over the world are using mobile phone for payment as well as communication. The main purpose of using mobile payment application …
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