Friday, May 27, 2011

ON THE INTERNET, NOBODY KNOWS THAT YOU ARE A DOG

Fundamentals of Cyber crime
(Text of talk delivered by Justice Yatindra Singh, Judge, Allahabd High Court, in cyber meet/ seminar of the IT secretaries and police officials held at Dehradun on 21.5.2011.
The pdf format of the text can be downloaded from here)


 Does it matter that on the internet one can be anonymous. Is it a correct statement? Is it  relevant for the session on cyber crimes? 

Just bear with me for sometime: it is relevant. But first, let's consider as to why cyber law  is necessary.

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