Nidhi Saxena | Category: Law
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ISBN: 9789384370534 YOP: 2017
Pages: 436
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Very conveniently we may describe our time as an internet era for the reason that it has been marked by such enormous developments
which could never have been imagined just few years back. Almost every aspect of life has been digitalised from purchasing travelling
tickets to procuring food packets, medicine, and even medical advice, ensuring the security of house, transforming the mode of
livelihood, and what not. More so, the life has become globalised, it has brought the people closer irrespective of geographical distance
or detachments.
With this, behavioural changes have also been witnessed in the contemporary society. Along with facilitating the transfer of
information regarding the knowledge, both technological and general, equally, it has generated possibilities for the commission of new
genre of crimes, known as Cyber crime.
Cyber crime may be defined as criminal activities carried out by means of computers or internet and it includes the transformation of
criminal activities in virtual world, particularly computer integrity crime (such as, hacking, cracking and denial of services), computer
assisted crime (namely, cyber fraud and cyber terrorism, cyber laundering), computer content crime (for instance, pornography, cyber
stalking, voyeurism offensive communication pornography) and so on so forth.
Authors have made every effort to enthuse the readers to go through the book and feel enlightened to delve into various aspects of the
developing areas of the cyber crimes, like –
– Cyberspace and transformation of criminal activities;
– A General Perspective of Cyber Crime;
– Computer Integrity Crime: Cyber Hacking/Hacking, Cracking and Denial of Service;
– Computer Assisted Crime: Cyber Fraud and Cyber Terrorism, Cyber Laundering;
– Computer Content Crime: Pornography, Cyber Stalking, Voyeurism Offensive
– Communication;
– Law and Order on the Cyber Beat; and
– Cyber crime Future: The Automation of Offender-Victim Engagement.
Along with synchronizing various aspects of the problems related with dealing in the Cyber crime, efforts have been made to pinpoint
the relevant provisions of laws, particularly, the provisions of the Information Technology Act, 2000 amended in 2008. Suggestions
have also been made for improvement at the appropriate places.
In view of above, the editor of this book very humbly hopes that it will be useful not only to those who are learned in law, law students
and research scholars but also to the public in general, since endeavour has been made to provide adequate and reliable position of
the prevailing law.
SECTION 1-Cyberspace and the Transformation of Criminal Activity
1. Cyber Crime in India: Time Series Study of Cyber Crimes at State Level
2. Cyber Security Policies of China and the National Security Exception of GATT
3. Cyber Privacy in Indian Constitution and International Perspectives
SECTION 2-Crime–A General Perspective of Cyber Crime
4. Crime – A General Perspective of Cyber Crime
5. Trends and Challenges of Cybercrime Laws in USA and India-A Comparative Study
6. Legal Control of Right to Speech and Expression in Virtual Space
SECTION 3-Computer Integrity Crime: Cyber Hacking/Hacking, Cracking and Denial of Service
7. Cyber Hacking Laws in India – An Analytical Study
8. Cyber Security in Banking System vis-a-vis Threats to Financial System of the Country
SECTION 4-Computer Assisted Crime: Cyber Fraud, Cyber Terrorism and Cyber Laundering
9. Cyber Warfare and its Legal Consideration
10. The Issue of Privacy in E-Commerce
11. Complexity of Cyber Laundering
12. Cyber Terrorism – A Rising Threat to India’s Security
SECTION 5-Computer Content Crime: Pornography,Cyber Stalking, Voyeurism and Offensive Communication
13. The Emerging Trends in the Matters of Cyber Crime Against Women and Regulations in India
14. An Ex’s Appetite for Revenge and its Devastating Consequences on a Victim Life in the Internet Era
15. Digital Voyeurism and Cyber Stalking in Digital Environment
16. Corporate Liability for Data Protection in India: A Critical Analysis of S.43A of the Information Technology Act, 2000(Amended in 2008)
SECTION 6-Law and Order on the Cyber Beat
17. Justice Procedure with Digital India Programme: An Effective Green Channel of Criminal Justice System in India
18. E-Government and E-Democracy: The Role of Technology Vis-A Vis Indian Socio-Legal Framework
SECTION 7-Cyber Crime Futuers: The Automation of Offender-Victim Engagement
19. Darknet: Cloak of Anonymity
20. Cyber Murder: A New Dimension to the Crime of Murder
