How to Response Cyber Data Breaches at Pakistan
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This document summarizes major types of cyber data breaches and the corresponding laws in Pakistan. It outlines several types of breaches such as data theft, hacking, identity theft, and malware attacks. For each breach type, it lists the relevant section of law and potential penalties, which range from 3 months to 3 years in imprisonment and fines from 50,000 to 5 million Pakistani rupees. The document also provides instructions for registering a cyber crime complaint and filing cases, including directly with the Federal Investigation Agency or courts. However, it notes that some loopholes still exist in Pakistan's cyber laws.
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We implement context-sensitive pointer/alias and dataflow analyses on Graspan. An evaluation of these analyses on large codebases such as Linux shows that their Graspan implementations scale to millions of lines of code and are much simpler than their original implementations.
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How to Response Cyber Data Breaches at Pakistan
- 2. How To Response Cyber Data Breaches At Pakistan Zeeshan Riaz Advocate Cyber Crime Lawyer
- 3. Major Types of Cyber Data Breaches And Attracted Laws at Pakistan > Data on Move, Physical Data Theft, Skimming, Keylogger, Insider Confidentiality Compromise Section 3 & 4: “Six Months Imprisonment or One Hundred Thousand or Both”
- 4. Major Types of Cyber Data Breaches And Attracted Laws at Pakistan > DDOS Section 5: “Two Years Imprisonment or Five Hundred Thousand or Both”
- 5. Major Types of Cyber Data Breaches And Attracted Laws at Pakistan > Identity Theft Section 16: “Three Years Imprisonment or Five Million or Both”
- 6. Major Types of Cyber Data Breaches And Attracted Laws at Pakistan > Hacking, Fake WAP Section 19:”Two Years or Five Hundred Thousand or Both”
- 7. Major Types of Cyber Data Breaches And Attracted Laws at Pakistan > Spamming,Clickjacking Attacks Section 25:”Three Months or Fifty Thousand or Both”
- 8. Major Types of Cyber Data Breaches And Attracted Laws at Pakistan > Spoofing, Intellectual Cyber Properties Section 26:”Three Years or Five Hundred Thousand or Both”
- 9. Major Types of Cyber Data Breaches And Attracted Laws at Pakistan Malware, Ransome , Waterhole Attack, Section 23: “Two Years Or One Million or Both”
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- 11. How To Register Cyber Crime 2. Writ Petition to Justice of Peace under Section 22-A and B CRPC 3. Application to Magistrate under section 156(3) 4. Direct Private Complaint to Magistrate under Section 200 CRPC
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