Question
Consider the following statements with respect to
Section 65 (tampering with computer source documents) of the IT Act, 2000: 1. The section applies where computer source code is required to be kept by law. 2. Destroying or altering such source code with intent to cause damage is punishable. 3. The offence cannot be committed by a natural person. Which of the above are correct?Solution
Section 65 applies where computer source code is required to be kept or maintained by law. Knowingly or intentionally concealing, destroying, or altering such source code is punishable. The offence can be committed by natural as well as juristic persons. Therefore, statements 1 and 2 are correct, and option A is correct.
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