Question
Under the Information Technology Act, 2005, Section 66
provides punishment for:Solution
Section 66 of the IT Act, 2005, penalizes computer-related offences including hacking (accessing computer system without authority), introducing viruses, destroying data, and wrongfully causing loss. Maximum punishment is imprisonment up to 3 years or fine extending to ₹5 lakhs or both. Section 66E covers privacy violations (₹2 lakhs), Section 66F covers cyber terrorism (life imprisonment).
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