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Fake Social Media Profiles

A major proportion of websites on social media are fake. They contain fake information or photo of some other person or celebrity or steal the identity of another person. Making such fake profiles is an offence under Section 66C and Section 66D of the Information Technology Act, 2000.

Credit Card Frauds

Cyber Bullying

Cyber Pornography

Cyber Squatting

Cyber Stalking

Cyber Defamation

Email Bombing/Denial of Service Attack

Fake Social Media Profiles

Email Scams

Online Banking Frauds

Phishing

Trojan Horse

Unauthorized Access

Keylogger Attacks

Virus/Worm Attacks

Online Matrimonial Scams

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Information Technology Rules

The Information Technology (Intermediaries Guidelines) Rules, 2011.

The Information Technology (Qualificationand Experience of Adjudicating Officers and Manner of Holding Enquiry) Rules, 2003.

The Information Technology (Use of electronic records and digital signatures) Rules,2004.

The Information Technology (Reasonable security practices and procedures and sensitive personal data or information) Rules, 2011.

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