34. Indian Cyber Law and Cyber Crime Awareness
Chala mitrano, Chapter 18 madhe aapan IT Act che mukhya sections (43, 66, 66B–66F) ani permission cha niyam baghitla. Ata he chapter tyachya pudhe jata: company sathi kayde (CERT-In che 6 taas, DPDP Act), samanya lokansathi cyber crime (UPI fraud, "digital arrest", sextortion, job scam), ani fasavnuk zali tar step-by-step kay karaycha. Trainer, SOC analyst kiwa samanya nagrik – sagalyansathi he upyogi aahe. Ek mahatvachi soochna: kayde badaltat, mhanun pratyek number ani section official source varun tapasa. Samjla ka? Chala!
What you will learn in this chapter
- More IT Act sections: obscenity, privacy breach, interception, intermediaries
- New criminal laws (BNS, BNSS, BSA) and electronic evidence
- CERT-In 2022 directions: 6-hour reporting and log retention for organisations
- The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 in simple terms
- Common cyber frauds in India and how to spot them
- What a victim should do, step by step, and how to file a complaint
Legal information, not legal advice
This chapter explains the law for learning. Section numbers, penalties and rules change. Always check the current official text on indiacode.gov.in, meity.gov.in, cert-in.org.in and cybercrime.gov.in, and consult a lawyer for a real case.
Concepts in this chapter
- 34.1More IT Act Sections You Should Know
- 34.2New Criminal Laws and Electronic Evidence
- 34.3CERT-In Directions for Organisations
- 34.4The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
- 34.5Common Cyber Frauds in India and How to Spot Them
- 34.6What to Do If You Are a Victim
- 34.7Red vs Blue, Project and Real Incidents
The chapter recap is at the end of the last concept page.