GB/T 36318-2018Data openness for E-commerce platform—General requirement (English PDF)

2.1 Electronic commerce

Business activities in electronic form.

Note: The use of modern information technology and network technologies (including the Internet, mobile networks, and other information networks) to carry out business activities between economic activity entities, to realize the network Some or all of the key business activities such as contact, signing, and payment are electronic, including goods transactions, service transactions, and intellectual property transactions. [GB/T 31524-2015, definition 3.1]

2.2 User

Institutions or natural persons using e-commerce trading platforms use the registered logo and user information as the basis for judgment.

2.3 Merchant

Organizations that publish product and service sales information on e-commerce platforms.

2.4 Encryption

The process of cryptographically transforming data to produce ciphertext. Usually contains a transform set, the transform uses a set of algorithms and a set of inputs Into the parameters. The input parameter is often referred to as a key. [GB/T 25069-2010, definition 2.2.2.60]

2.5 E-commerce platform service provider

Organizations or institutions that provide platform services for e-commerce activities.

2.6 Third party software

Software developed or provided by a third party to assist in e-commerce business development.

2.7 Security event

Composed of a single or a series of accidental or harmful security events, it is very likely to endanger business operations and threaten information security.

Note: Security incidents specifically refer to e-commerce security incidents, which include not only security incidents resulting from attacks on the network, but also e-commerce business applications. The current fraud, hacking, illicit and other malicious acts.

2.8 Order

Consumers photograph single or multiple goods or services at the same time as a single merchant.