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This book introduces, analyses and provides a comparative critique of the laws governing Information Technology and Cyber- crime in India. It covers the Information Technology Act in detail alongside other legislations governing jurisdiction, cyber-crime, intellectual property rights in cyberspace, e-contracts, intermediary liability and electronic evidence. The book also covers emerging areas of study and concern such as state surveillance, virtual currencies, cloud computing, regulation of social media and appification, website terms and conditions and e-governance. The book has been written to cater to the needs of a wide audience - from practicing lawyers to policy makers to students of the subject.

Understanding Laws: Cyber Laws and Cyber Crimes is an innovative attempt to make the complex legal jargons and provisions simpler using practical situations which one may encounter in their daily lives. The book consists of nine chapters, each dealing with a specific area provided under the Information Technology Act, 2000. Other laws regarding copyright, trademarks, evidence, and punishments there under, have been discussed, so that there is a comprehensive understanding of the law. The emerging area of electronic contracts, digital signatures, e-governance including e-courts and cloud computing have been separately dealt with and a brief overview on social networking websites has also been specifically provided. Major offences like hacking, data theft, piracy, pornography, email fraud etc., have been elaborated along with the relevant case-laws and procedural issues. This book provides links to relevant videos, concerned authorities and courses on cyber law. This book is an invaluable source of knowledge about how to effectively deal with cyber-crimes in the highly vulnerable circumstances present today. It is a must have for all citizens, including law students, and those intending to join law schools.

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In recent times, the Internet has emerged as a medium with immense potential, posing many new and interesting challenges. It is not surprising that there have been many attempts to regulate and control this medium, especially through the use of laws and regulations. This exciting publication explores the various aspects of cyber law and cyber regulations, taking the reader through a multitude of legal and policy issues that the Information Age poses. Topics covered in this book range from evidentiary aspects and digital signatures to intellectual property concerns such as copyright liability and rights in domain names; from cyber crime and cyber porn to the regulation of free speech on the Net and the right to privacy. A new chapter on Cases on Computers, Internet, e-mail etc. have been added. Employing a comparative law approach, this book, in its fourth edition, not only takes into consideration the changes brought about by the Information Technology Act of 2000, but also contains the latest developments alongwith a comprehensive guide to this legislation. Being wide-ranging as well as in-depth in its coverage of Indian Cyber law, this publication is a must-read for judges, lawyers, Policy makers, researchers, investigators and students as it is for anyone who would like to keep abreast of new developments in the legal system, concerning Information Technology.

When Aadhaar was initiated in the year 2009, it began as an experiment. The experiment was based on collecting the biometric and identity information of individuals and thereby making the same the basis for identifying the identity of an individual. Given the fact that the Aadhaar ecosystem collects personal identity data in the electronic form, I was fascinated with the legalities surrounding Aadhaar. My work in Cyberlaw jurisprudence only demonstrated that Aadhaar jurisprudence was one evolving area of the Cyberlaw jurisprudence. The advent of the Aadhaar (Targeted Delivery of Financial and Other Subsidies, Benefits and Services) Act, 2016 has not just clarified a variety of ambiguous issues and legal concerns pertaining to Aadhaar but also has paved the way for making the Aadhaar Number as the legal basis for identifying the identity of an individual. I have written this book which encapsulates and collates all relevant aspects concerning the complex legalities and legal, policy and regulatory aspects pertaining to Aadhaar in India from the time of its conception till the writing of this book. I have written this book to inform lay readers about all legal, policy and regulatory issues pertaining to Aadhaar numbers, Aadhaar ecosystem, Central Identities Data Repository and also other aspects pertaining to statutory authority concerning Aadhaar being the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI). I have watched with fascination the growth of Aadhaar jurisprudence in various cases which have also been encapsulated in the present book. I have written this book in a layman?s language so that various technical nuances and complexities pertaining to legalities concerning data protection can be understood. I hope this book would be of immense value for all readers who would be interested in knowing more about Aadhaar and connected legalities. Given the fact that at the time of writing, more than 98 crore Indians have already accepted Aadhaar, we have to be prepared for a new future where Aadhaar is likely to become the de facto national identity based on biometric and demographic information. As an author, I believe that with the implementation of the Aadhaar (Targeted Delivery of Financial and Other Subsidies, Benefits and Services) Act, 2016, the process of growth of evolving jurisprudence on Aadhaar is likely to continue at a rapid pace. It will be interesting to see how this jurisprudence evolves over a period of time.

This book is an absolute must for any person or legal entity who is an intermediary. This book informs its users about the latest existing position of the Indian Cyberlaw on the issue of intermediaries and their liability. This book also tells distinct ways in which intermediaries can potentially limit their exposure to potential legal consequences and limit their liability.

The research on this topic has been carried out with an inter-disciplinary approach and covers various aspects of cyber law, such as, violation of the right to privacy, cyber terrorism and jurisdiction issues etc. The challenges posed by cyber-crime in India are acute and need to be addressed by a secure cyber system. In order to fight the threat posed by different cyber-crimes, there is a dire need for stringent international digital legislations and an efficient cross-border enforcement. Today, the cyber snooping of computer data is a menace to public authorities and private individuals too. There is an emergent need to invent potent cyber forensic tools to identify and prevent junk mails in cyberspace, as also the need to protect the corporate digital data /information through cyber security measures. In order to secure cyberspace there is a need for appropriate and improved execution and implementation of laws. This book includes a critical analysis and updated case law on this subject. This book is an attempt to invoke a critical discussion on the subject of Cyber Forensics.

Universal's Concise Commentary - The Information Technology Act, 2000

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