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A Broker for Zero Day Vulnerabilities?

The way the underworld for Cyber Crime tools has developed indicates how complicated is the world of Cyber Crimes from the law enforcement issue. Cyber Criminals are difficult to catch both because they are anonymous and spread across the globe and … Continue reading

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Hactivists now have a point to prove. Let’s see whether they can Walk the Talk.

The Paris Attack of 13/11 (2015) by ISIS would be an event which will change the face of earth. On the one hand, it has galvanized France and other nations including Russia which suffered an attack a few days back … Continue reading

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“Do Not Disturb” not for websites?

In a significant ruling, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC)has rejected to force websites a petition by the Consumer Watchdog to enforce the “Donot Track” requests from individuals. The petition had requested  that the Commission “initiate a rule making proceeding requiring … Continue reading

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Data Breach Notification Should be mandated by Cyber Insurance Companies

Data Breach Notification Policy is a mandatory policy under certain regulations such as HIPAA/HITECH Act and is being increasingly used by different regulatory agencies. The essence of the policy is that when a potential data breach is discovered in a … Continue reading

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Model Data Breach Notification Policy from CLCC

Naavi’s Cyber Law Compliance Center (CLCC) has so far announced a program to build a Society of Cyber Law Compliant  Netizens/Organizations in India which requires a code of conduct to be developed. We intend suggesting the code of conduct through a … Continue reading

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“Ignorance Creates New Law”.. After Section 66A it is now WhatsApp administrator’s liability

We are familiar with the words “Ignorance is no excuse in law”.  But when law is in a state of constant evolution and re-interpretation, it is difficult not to question how will “Ignorance” be tested. Just as many other principles … Continue reading

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