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for easy studying:
Cyber law refers to the legal framework that governs activities conducted through
computers, the internet, and other digital platforms.
2. Define cybercrime.
The objective of the IT Act, 2000 is to provide legal recognition to electronic transactions and
combat cybercrime.
4. What is hacking?
5. What is phishing?
Phishing is a method of tricking people into revealing personal information using fake emails
or websites.
7. What is cyberstalking?
Cyber terrorism is the use of technology to cause large-scale disruption or fear, especially
for political or religious reasons.
Spyware is software that secretly collects a user’s data without their knowledge.
Cybersquatting is registering, using, or selling a domain name to profit from someone else’s
brand or trademark.
15. What is the punishment for hacking under the IT Act, 2000?
The punishment for hacking under the IT Act, 2000 is imprisonment up to 3 years and/or a
fine up to ₹5 lakh.
Data protection means safeguarding personal data from unauthorized access or misuse.
Digital evidence is information stored or transmitted in digital form used in legal cases.
A Trojan horse is malware that disguises itself as legitimate software to harm a system.
A DoS attack (Denial of Service) is flooding a system to make it crash or stop working.
OTP fraud involves tricking someone into sharing their one-time password for theft or fraud.
Under the now-invalid Section 66A, the penalty was up to 3 years’ imprisonment and a fine.
Cyber contraband refers to illegal digital content like child pornography or banned materials
shared online.
Section 66A punished sending offensive messages online but was struck down in 2015 for
violating free speech.
The dark web is a hidden part of the internet used for anonymous and often illegal activities.