• Attempt any five questions.
• All questions carry equal marks.
Define Cyber-crime. Discuss the challenges of cyber-crime in the modern digital world.
Explain different classifications of cyber-crimes such as e-mail spoofing, spamming, internet time theft and salami attack.
Explain Web jacking, online fraud and software piracy with examples.
Discuss Computer network intrusions, password sniffing and identity theft.
Explain Cyber terrorism and virtual crimes. Discuss the perception of cyber criminals such as hackers and extremist groups.
Write short notes on web server hacking and session hijacking.
Explain the concept of cyber-crime in the context of the IT Act, 2000.
Discuss offences such as Hacking, cyber fraud, cheating, defamation and e-mail abuse under the IT Act.
Explain monetary penalties, jurisdiction and nature of criminality in cyber-crimes.
Discuss strategies to tackle cybercrime and emerging trends in cyber security.
Compare the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 and the Information Technology Act, 2000 with respect to electronic records.
Explain relevancy, admissibility and probative value of electronic evidence.
Explain how digital signatures and electronic agreements are proved in courts.
Describe the proof and management of electronic messages and records.
Explain tools used in cybercrimes such as proxy servers, anonymizers, key loggers, spyware and backdoors.
Discuss Dos and DDoS attacks, buffer overflow and phishing techniques.
