Sillycart

Sillycart is an online shopping cart program. It stores orders for later retrieval by the store operator, and emails a notification that an order is waiting to the operator.

Sillycart security features include:

• Enforced deletion of user credit card information. Theft of large customer databases is a perennial problem that hurts both the customers afflicted and the business compromised. Information that has been deleted is much harder to steal.
• The user order viewer is a console application, instead of a CGI. This simplifies the order viewing program and reduces the risk of exposing your customers' information on the web.
• Sillycart uses the posix set-group-ID feature to enable it to write orders to the storage area. As a result, the storage area need only be directly accessible to Sillycart, the order viewing account, and the system administrator, and sillycart does not have the ability to edit itself even if it is breached.
• Sillycart does not use a database, so you do not have to worry about bugs or security holes in the database server exposing or destroying information.

In addition to supporting the sale of both limited-quantity and unlimited-quatity inventory items, Sillycart also supports signing up for website memberships.

To use Sillycart, you will need root access to a Linux (or other Unix) server. You will want an SSL certificate.

Sillycart licenses are available starting at $300.00, which includes installation (if desired), and free technical support for a year.

Sillycart administration services are also available for customers who wish them.

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