Revising the flaws of the digital signature act 1997 in governing security of electronic transactions / Hartini Saripan and Zaiton Hamin

Notwithstanding the fact that Malaysia is one of the first countries to have the digital signature legislation, the current digital signature laws are flawed, which suggest their inability to secure electronic transactions. A considerable amount of literature has been published on this matter and th...

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Main Authors: Saripan, Hartini, Hamin, Zaiton
Format: Research Reports
Language:English
Published: Research Management Institute 2011
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spelling uitm-284122020-02-28T01:44:07Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28412/ Revising the flaws of the digital signature act 1997 in governing security of electronic transactions / Hartini Saripan and Zaiton Hamin Saripan, Hartini Hamin, Zaiton Internet in public administration. Automatic data processing. Electronic data processing Technology and law Notwithstanding the fact that Malaysia is one of the first countries to have the digital signature legislation, the current digital signature laws are flawed, which suggest their inability to secure electronic transactions. A considerable amount of literature has been published on this matter and these studies have shown numerous criticisms on the shortcomings of the Digital Signature Act 1997 (hereinafter the 1997 Act) and its Regulations 1998 (hereinafter the 1998 Regulations). In this regard, there has been a consensus in the literature for the past ten years that this Act is incomplete and has failed to recognize the fast changing pace of modern technologies. This project aims to focus on the instrumental and the normative drawbacks of the Malaysian digital signature laws and propose some recommendations to address such flaws. Whilst the laws were created more than thirteen years ago, recommendations based on more advanced theoretical and conceptual frameworks, which are relevant in governing security of electronic transactions, are urgently needed in order to facilitate a far-reaching environment of paperless communications. Adopting a purely doctrinal legal research methodology, the project will triangulate the primary sources obtained from the relevant statutes including the 1997 Act and the 1998 Regulations, hansard as well as a body of case law with the secondary sources such as journal articles, books and other written commentaries on the case law and legislation. Research Management Institute 2011-11 Research Reports NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28412/1/28412.pdf Saripan, Hartini and Hamin, Zaiton (2011) Revising the flaws of the digital signature act 1997 in governing security of electronic transactions / Hartini Saripan and Zaiton Hamin. [Research Reports] (Unpublished)
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topic Internet in public administration. Automatic data processing. Electronic data processing
Technology and law
spellingShingle Internet in public administration. Automatic data processing. Electronic data processing
Technology and law
Saripan, Hartini
Hamin, Zaiton
Revising the flaws of the digital signature act 1997 in governing security of electronic transactions / Hartini Saripan and Zaiton Hamin
description Notwithstanding the fact that Malaysia is one of the first countries to have the digital signature legislation, the current digital signature laws are flawed, which suggest their inability to secure electronic transactions. A considerable amount of literature has been published on this matter and these studies have shown numerous criticisms on the shortcomings of the Digital Signature Act 1997 (hereinafter the 1997 Act) and its Regulations 1998 (hereinafter the 1998 Regulations). In this regard, there has been a consensus in the literature for the past ten years that this Act is incomplete and has failed to recognize the fast changing pace of modern technologies. This project aims to focus on the instrumental and the normative drawbacks of the Malaysian digital signature laws and propose some recommendations to address such flaws. Whilst the laws were created more than thirteen years ago, recommendations based on more advanced theoretical and conceptual frameworks, which are relevant in governing security of electronic transactions, are urgently needed in order to facilitate a far-reaching environment of paperless communications. Adopting a purely doctrinal legal research methodology, the project will triangulate the primary sources obtained from the relevant statutes including the 1997 Act and the 1998 Regulations, hansard as well as a body of case law with the secondary sources such as journal articles, books and other written commentaries on the case law and legislation.
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author Saripan, Hartini
Hamin, Zaiton
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title Revising the flaws of the digital signature act 1997 in governing security of electronic transactions / Hartini Saripan and Zaiton Hamin
title_short Revising the flaws of the digital signature act 1997 in governing security of electronic transactions / Hartini Saripan and Zaiton Hamin
title_full Revising the flaws of the digital signature act 1997 in governing security of electronic transactions / Hartini Saripan and Zaiton Hamin
title_fullStr Revising the flaws of the digital signature act 1997 in governing security of electronic transactions / Hartini Saripan and Zaiton Hamin
title_full_unstemmed Revising the flaws of the digital signature act 1997 in governing security of electronic transactions / Hartini Saripan and Zaiton Hamin
title_sort revising the flaws of the digital signature act 1997 in governing security of electronic transactions / hartini saripan and zaiton hamin
publisher Research Management Institute
publishDate 2011
url http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/28412/
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