Cyber laws establish legal measures for online conduct, data protection, and prevention of cybercrime, ensuring responsible use of technology. Understanding ethical practices is crucial in differentiating between acceptable and unacceptable behaviors in the digital space. Key legislation like GDPR and the IT Act illustrate the global efforts to safeguard user rights and data privacy.
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What we have learnt
- Cyber laws provide a legal framework to manage digital behavior and punish cybercrime.
- Ethical cyber practices are essential for maintaining trust and accountability online.
- Global and regional laws like GDPR and the IT Act protect user rights and digital data.
- Knowing the difference between ethical and unethical hacking helps define responsible cyber conduct.
Key Concepts
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Term: Cyber Laws
Definition: Legal measures that regulate activities in cyberspace, ensuring safe and fair use of digital technology.
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Term: Cyber Ethics
Definition: Moral guidelines for acceptable online behavior, distinguishing between ethical and unethical practices.
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Term: Ethical Hacking
Definition: Authorized and legal practice of identifying and rectifying security flaws in systems.
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Term: Unethical Hacking
Definition: Unauthorized and illegal activities aimed at exploiting vulnerabilities for personal gain.
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Term: GDPR
Definition: General Data Protection Regulation, a stringent law to protect user data and privacy within the EU.
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Term: IT Act
Definition: Information Technology Act, 2000 in India, which covers issues related to cybercrime and digital signatures.