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This document discusses cyber crime detection and protection. It outlines several objectives, including providing awareness of cyber law and crimes, understanding crime methods, and learning how to avoid being a victim. It then covers some relevant technology laws in India and describes how to search for photos, videos, documents and other information online or from a mobile number or IP address. It also discusses protecting personal online information through two-step verification on email and social media accounts. Finally, it discusses keyloggers, key scramblers, international caller ID, and VoIP technology.
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