Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is a cryptographic protocol that uses symmetric encryption to preserve confidential information, uses asymmetric encryption to exchange keys, and uses message authentication codes (MACs) to maintain integrity. SSL was developed by Netscape Communications, with the first public release – version 2.0 – arriving in 1995. Telnet, HTTP and FTP connections can be secured with SSL. As of 30 June 2018, SSL and early versions of TLS, its successor, are no longer recognized by the PCI Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) for safeguarding payment data.
Selection of clothing by superimposing items on a customer photo: server, photograph-based model digitisation algorithm to build a two-dimensional body model, expert system for matching items of clothing, mobile application, online store, online fitting room module for Bitrix24, automated sales assistant workstation, stationary fitting room in the form of a standalone unit.
Development of a payment system for a regional network of several thousand terminals with proprietary processing centre. APIs of the major international payment systems have been studied. Drivers for card scanners, sensor displays, keyboards, cash acceptors, and receipt printers have been written. A network of terminals for credit repayment has been created. The development has passed PCI DSS compliance several times.
2002–2024