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Op-Ed: Self Defense In Cyberspace Against State

Privacy rights are valuable and must not be violated by the government under the garb of national security. This article is analysing whether the citizens have a right to self-defense against the State if the latter is violating their rights illegally?

In the Media by Pritesh N Munjal

E-Surveillance In India: A Death Knell To Privacy

India has recently come up with the Information Technology (Amendment) Bill, 2008 that has proposed to further weaken the existing Cyber law of India, i.e. IT Act, 2000. This work is analysing the future impact of e-surveillance in India.

In the Media by Pritesh N Munjal

Terrorism and Wireless Security in India

An article about the use of insecure wireless networks in India by terrorists. The IT Act, 2000 that is also the sole cyber law of India is also silent on this aspect.

In the Media by Pritesh N Munjal

Op-Ed: Social Engineering, the Weakest Security Link

Social Engineering is emerging as a potential threat to big corporations and organisations. Experts believe that tackling social engineering requires a different cyber security strategy.

In the Media by Pritesh N Munjal

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India steps up cyber-crime battle

What can India do to protect people's online information

VIDEO: Cyber crime warnings for India

Cyber crime is a problem in developed countries and as the internet expands in emerging countries it's opening up a new range of potential targets to cyber criminals.

International 'hacker' arrests

US law authorities charge hackers in the UK, US and Ireland. The men are accused of being involved in cyber attacks by Lulzsec and Antisec.

Small firms 'easy targets' for cyber crime

Cyber criminals switch their attention to smaller businesses

World's five top cyber threats

The top five cyber threats for our world