- Digital Signature Act 1997: it secures electronic communications especially on the Internet. Digital Signature is an identity verification standard that used encryption techniques to protect against e-mail forgery.
The encrypted code consists of the user's name and a hash of all the parts of the message. By attaching the digital signature, one can ensure that nobody can eavesdrop, intercept or temper with transmitted data.
- Computer Crimes Act 1997: it gives protection against the misuses of computers and computer criminal activities such as unauthorized use of programmes, illegal transmission of data or messages over computers and hacking and cracking of computer systems and networks. By implementing the Computer Crime Act 1997, users can protect their rights to privacy and build trust in the computer system.
- Communication and Multimedia Act 1998: is to secure information, the network is reliable and the service is affordable all over the country. This Act also ensures high level of user's confidence in the information and communication technology industry.The encrypted code consists of the user's name and a hash of all the parts of the message. By attaching the digital signature, one can ensure that nobody can eavesdrop, intercept or temper with transmitted data.
Cyber law refers to any laws relating to protecting the Internet and other online online communication technologies |
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