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Hello, Nitin (Harry ) Section 66 of the Information Technology Act deals with the offence of “hacking with a computer system”- ‘whoever with the intention to cause or knowing that is likely to cause’, which means that mens rea is needed in order for this to be an offence. The act is of causing misfortune and harm wrongfully, to all individuals at large or to a particular individual specifically by changing any data without the individual’s assent or knowledge. The access to the account must be secured by the unscrupulous means and should make some serious damage to the person. Sub-section (2) expresses that the punishment would be detainment of up to three years or a punitive fine of up to two lakhs or both. This demonstrates the Indian courts do consider the wrongdoing of hacking seriously and the punishment is practically identical to robbery. Similarly, Section 66C of the Act deals with the Punishment for identifying theft. According to this section, the dishonest or inappropriate use of an electronic signature or password could result in imprisonment of either description for a term, which may extend to 3 years and fined up to 1 lakh rupees

Hello, Nitin (Harry ) Section 66 of the Information Technology Act deals with the offence of “hacking with a computer system”- ‘whoever with the intention to cause or knowing that is likely to cause’, which means that mens rea is needed in order for this to be an offence. The act is of causing misfortune and harm wrongfully, to all individuals at large or to a particular individual specifically by changing any data without the individual’s assent or knowledge. The access to the account must be secured by the unscrupulous means and should make some serious damage to the person. Sub-section (2) expresses that the punishment would be detainment of up to three years or a punitive fine of up to two lakhs or both. This demonstrates the Indian courts do consider the wrongdoing of hacking seriously and the punishment is practically identical to robbery. Similarly, Section 66C of the Act deals with the Punishment for identifying theft. According to this section, the dishonest or inappropriate use of an electronic signature or password could result in imprisonment of either description for a term, which may extend to 3 years and fined up to 1 lakh rupees

Hello, Nitin (Harry ) Section 66 of the Information Technology Act deals with the offence of “hacking with a computer system”- ‘whoever with the intention to cause or knowing that is likely to cause’, which means that mens rea is needed in order for this to be an offence. The act is of causing misfortune and harm wrongfully, to all individuals at large or to a particular individual specifically by changing any data without the individual’s assent or knowledge. The access to the account must be secured by the unscrupulous means and should make some serious damage to the person. Sub-section (2) expresses that the punishment would be detainment of up to three years or a punitive fine of up to two lakhs or both. This demonstrates the Indian courts do consider the wrongdoing of hacking seriously and the punishment is practically identical to robbery. Similarly, Section 66C of the Act deals with the Punishment for identifying theft. According to this section, the dishonest or inappropriate use of an electronic signature or password could result in imprisonment of either description for a term, which may extend to 3 years and fined up to 1 lakh rupees

Hello, Nitin (Harry ) Section 66 of the Information Technology Act deals with the offence of “hacking with a computer system”- ‘whoever with the intention to cause or knowing that is likely to cause’, which means that mens rea is needed in order for this to be an offence. The act is of causing misfortune and harm wrongfully, to all individuals at large or to a particular individual specifically by changing any data without the individual’s assent or knowledge. The access to the account must be secured by the unscrupulous means and should make some serious damage to the person. Sub-section (2) expresses that the punishment would be detainment of up to three years or a punitive fine of up to two lakhs or both. This demonstrates the Indian courts do consider the wrongdoing of hacking seriously and the punishment is practically identical to robbery. Similarly, Section 66C of the Act deals with the Punishment for identifying theft. According to this section, the dishonest or inappropriate use of an electronic signature or password could result in imprisonment of either description for a term, which may extend to 3 years and fined up to 1 lakh rupees

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