Cyber Law: Introduction to Cyber Law

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Which factor most significantly propelled the early evolution of computer technology?

Advancements in data storage solutions like flash drives.
The rise of personal computing and the gaming industry.
The development of high-level programming languages.
Governmental and military needs during World War II. (correct)

Which of the following best describes the concept of cyber jurisdiction?

The technical protocols that govern internet communications.
The legal authority of a court to hear a case based on internet-related activities. (correct)
The ethical rules that guide online behavior.
The physical location where a cybercrime takes place.

In the context of cyber law, how does the 'real approach' typically differ from doctrinal approaches?

The real approach avoids the use of case studies, whereas doctrinal approaches rely heavily on them.
The real approach relies solely on established legal precedents, while doctrinal approaches consider societal impacts.
The real approach focuses on practical outcomes and enforcement, while doctrinal approaches emphasize theoretical consistency. (correct)
The real approach is primarily concerned with international law, while doctrinal approaches focus on domestic statutes.

What is a key feature that distinguishes e-commerce from traditional commerce?

<p>E-commerce relies on digital networks for transactions, while traditional commerce typically involves physical interactions. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following scenarios would be most directly addressed by the Information Technology Act 2000?

<p>The unauthorized access and theft of sensitive customer data from a company's server. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Evolution of Computer Technology

The historical progression of computing from early mechanical devices to modern digital systems.

Cyberspace

A virtual realm of interconnected digital networks, where interactions occur without physical boundaries.

Cyber Law

Laws governing activities in cyberspace, addressing issues like data protection, online fraud, and cybercrime.

Cyber Jurisdiction

The legal authority of a court to hear a case involving online activities, based on where the activity occurred or its effects.

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Internet as a Global Access Tool

Facilitates global information access and communication, connecting people and resources worldwide.

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Assignment Questions

Explain the evolution of computer technology.
Define cyberspace and write short notes on the emergence of cyberspace.
Define cyber law and write its advantages and disadvantages.
Explain the concepts of cyber jurisdiction and its types.
Compare doctrinal approaches and real approaches.
Explain the Internet as a tool for global access.
Explain the concept of the IT Act 2000 in Cyber Law.
Explain E-Commerce and its features.

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Assignment for B.Tech (II Year) students on the introduction to cyber law. Questions cover the evolution of computer technology, cyberspace, cyber law, cyber jurisdiction, and the IT Act 2000.