Banking Exam Question - What is Cyber Crime? What are the Act/Rule Regarding Cyber Crime in Nepal? Explian

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Introduction - What is Cyber Crime? Act/Rule Regarding Cyber Crime in Nepal

Nepal‟s digital world is administered by Electronic Transaction Act (ETA) 2063 that secures clients online against digital violations. In spite of the fact that the digital law is available yet because of absence of legitimate checking and updates it serves little use in securing clients on the web. The flow of web has developed marvelously where the ETA has been settled and consistent. Web gives simple availability and different offices yet at a similar innovation likewise dangers the country in absence of appropriate instrument and strategies which should be looked into and taken a shot at. 


Nepal has seen good and bad times in its innovation however because of its constrained strategies and direction Nepal faces an immense prevention in the coming days. Innovation has been passed on however with little administration, and absence of appropriate system and measures to cook the need at time of crisis, Nepal faces a gigantic danger or test in defeating the online risk.

The digital law incorporates a wide assortment of legitimate issues which incorporates protected innovation, security, opportunity of articulation, and locale

Nepal's Case of Cyber Crime
Preceding 2004, the legislature of Nepal managed digital violations under the Public Offense Act. Nepal Police managed digital wrongdoings yet they didn't know about the specialized parts of these violations, which implied that the authorizations were not viable and in respect to the wrongdoing.

Later The Electronic Transaction and Digital Signature Act 2004, otherwise called the digital law, was passed. This law was gauge to be point of interest enactment for its advancement industry in Nepal. Under Act of 2004, hacking, erasing information, taking e-archives, programming robbery and posting defamatory data welcome criminal and common authorizing to people and foundations. Under this law, the administration can rebuff digital wrongdoers with up to five years of detainment as well as a fine of up to fifty thousand rupees. In any case, much relies upon the seriousness of the wrongdoing. The law has fixed the security for keeping money exchanges through electronic means, which should help the monetary exercises over the Internet by means of Nepal.