Question
Under the Information Technology Act, 2005, the maximum
punishment for "Cyber Terrorism" (Section 66F) is:Solution
Section 66F of the IT Act, 2005, defines cyber terrorism as using computer resources to threaten or disrupt India's sovereignty, integrity, defense, or security, or endangering people's lives. The punishment is life imprisonment or fine extending to ₹10 lakhs or both the most severe under the Act. This reflects the gravity of threats to national security via cyber means. Section 66 (hacking) provides lower penalties (3 years/₹5 lakhs).
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