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The Indian <strong>Police</strong> Journalwould be enforced. This aspect is completely ignored <strong>by</strong> the Act, whereit had come into existence to look into Cyber Crime, which is on theface <strong>of</strong> it an international problem with no territorial boundaries. 17Information Technology Act & Indian Penal Code 18• All Cyber Crimes do not come under the IT Act.• Many Cyber Crimes come under the Indian Penal Code.For Example:Sending threatening messages <strong>by</strong> e-mailSending defamatory messages <strong>by</strong> e-mailForgery <strong>of</strong> electronic recordsOnline sale <strong>of</strong> narcoticsOnline sale <strong>of</strong> weaponsHackingPornographyE-mail bombingDenial <strong>of</strong> Service attacksVirus attacksSalami attacksLogic bombsSection 506 IPCSection 499 IPCSection 465 IPCSection 420 IPCSection 465, 419 IPCSection 383 IPCNDPS ActArms ActSection 66 IT ActSection 67 IT ActSection 66 IT ActSection 43 IT ActSection 43, 66 IT ActSection 66 IT ActSection 43, 66 IT ActSome Case LawsCase I: First case convicted under Information Technology Act,2000 <strong>of</strong> India 19The case is related to posting <strong>of</strong> obscene, defamatory <strong>and</strong>annoying message about a divorcee woman in the yahoo17Available at: http://www.keralapolice.org/newsite/hitech_need_cyberlaw.html.Browsed on 7 th January, 2012 at 6.00 PM.18Available at: http://www.keralapolice.org/newsite/hitech_need_cyberlaw.html.Browsed on 7 th January, 2012 at 6.00 PM.19Available at: http://satheeshgnair.blogspot.com/2009/06/selected-case-studies-on-.Browsed on 6 th January, 2012 at 5.00 PM.January - March, 2013113
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