Cyber Crime and Cyber Law

Introduction Recently, the Internet has become used not only for people to connect to each other, but also to become global by commercial organizations (Taylor, Caeti, Loper, Fritsch & Liederbach), 2006). Computers and the Internet made it possible for commercial organizations to implement an e-commerce business model. Computers and the Internet are a powerful source of globalization and the success of international business.

In order to cope with risks from the online world, it is necessary to constantly review the applicability and effectiveness of existing legislation. In this article, we first explain the network laws of computer forensics, cyber crime, national and technical issues. The purpose of this white paper is to continue to evolve as one of the most important areas of science and to contribute to the investigation of cyber crime that continues to be one of the most powerful threats to the Internet, a catalyst for enhancing recognition of computer forensics It is to function as. And computer users of the 21st century network society in India

"Computer crime" or cyber crime refers to cheating including the use of computers. Cyber ​​crime can be divided into three categories. Cyber ​​crime, property, and government to people. Cyber ​​crimes against people include popularization of child pornography, computer-based harassment such as e-mail, and Web tracking. Cyber ​​crimes against property include hacking into cyberspace by unauthorized computer, destroying computers, spreading of unnecessary programs, and unauthorized ownership of computerized information. Hacking and cracking are the most serious of these types of cyber crime known to date. The creation of harmful computer programs and viruses and spreading to computer systems is another cyber crime against property. Illegal copying of software is also a unique cyber crime against property. Most of the tools I wrote at that time were written in C and assembly language, and they were not very popular.

Software piracy is another common cybercrime in modern advanced technology. Cybercrime is as dangerous as other forms of crime and requires law enforcement officials to be cautious when dealing with cybercriminals. While other criminals are released, as a complicated matter, a few criminals will be prosecuted. The three main reasons leading to the prosecution of several offenders and the release of other criminals are as follows. First, there is no clear criminal law concerning cyber crime (Wible Brent, 2003). This means that some people retrieve information from the Internet and ultimately exceed certain legal requirements without their knowledge.