Computer-related offences (which replaced the standalone offence of 'hacking' after the 2008 amendment) are dealt with under
Question and options
Computer-related offences (which replaced the standalone offence of 'hacking' after the 2008 amendment) are dealt with under
- Section 66 Indian IT Act 2000
- Section 70 Indian IT Act 2000
- Section 75 Indian IT Act 2000
- Section 86 Indian IT Act 2000
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A - Section 66 Indian IT Act 2000
Section 66 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 (as substituted by the Information Technology (Amendment) Act, 2008, replacing the earlier 'Hacking with computer system' provision) deals with computer-related offences, punishing anyone who dishonestly or fraudulently commits an act referred to in Section 43. Section 70 covers protected systems, Section 75 covers extra-territorial application, and Section 86 deals with removal of difficulties.
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