Cyber technology encompasses all technological innovations, algorithms, the internet of things, and so on, resulting in an interconnected digital world. Although the integration of artificial intelligence and blockchain secures cyberspace, which has a positive impact on internet globalization. However, the growing significance of security in cyber technology, including artificial intelligence (AI-enabled technologies), is a growing

The development of digital technology is promoting profound changes in the financial field, and blockchain, as the pioneer of this change, is becoming a powerful tool to solve traditional financial problems with its decentralization and automation, and is gradually finding applications in the fields of banking, insurance, securities and credit information. As an emerging technology,

The rise of cybercrime has become an imminent threat in the modern world of technical breakthroughs. This malicious activity takes many forms, such as malware, ransomware, and phishing, and it poses serious risks to people, businesses, and governments. This article conducts a comprehensive analysis of blockchain technology’s potential as a strong deterrent to the growing

The internet has made massive inroads in our lives, personally as well as professionally. Therefore, it is only natural that crimes on the internet too will increase.  This paper specifically focuses on sexual crimes on the internet and the legal and judicial treatment such crime receives. The paper will discuss the various kinds of sexual

In the dynamic realm of digital information, India has embarked on a journey to fortify the safeguards around personal data through its evolving data protection laws. The genesis of this initiative can be traced back to the Supreme Court seminal judgment in the Puttaswamy case which led to the various iterations of the Personal Data

The Convention on Cybercrime, also known as the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime or the Budapest Convention, is the first international treaty aimed at combating computer and Internet crime (cybercrime) through the improvement of investigative methods, harmonisation of national laws, and increased international cooperation. “The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe accepted the Convention