Posting scandalous or confusing things, uploading pictures or videos, posting confusing posts by opening someone's account, giving a status or sharing or liking may also lead to cybercrime.

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There is no alternative to being careful or aware of online use. If you are a little unknowable, then you can get scammed for cybercrime. Knowing or not knowingly, if you make an online crime, it will be hard to pay for it. The country has tough laws in the trial of cyber criminals. Although there is a debate on the law. But the law that exists, its application also exists. The name of the law is the Information and Communication Technology Act, 2006 (Amended 2013).

What is cybercrime?

Posting a scandalous or confusing post on someone on Facebook or in a media, uploading pictures or videos, posting a confusing post by opening a account in someone's name, giving a status or giving shares or like it may lead to cybercrime. If you threaten someone by electronic means, sending something indecent or doing something against the country, it will be a cyber crime. Again, hacking through electronic, spreading the virus or entering a systemCan be a cyber crime. Apart from this, involved in any criminal activity online and cybercrime.

That punishment is under the law

According to Section 54 of the Information and Communication Technology Act, 2006 (Amended 2013), the harm caused by computer or computer system, such as e-mail sending, virus spreading, unauthorized access to the system or damage to the system etc. The maximum penalty is 14 years in jail and the minimum penalty of 7 years or fine up to 10 lakh rupees.Section 56 states that if someone performs such acts to harm, that any information of any computer resource is destroyed, canceled or changed, or its usefulness decreases or illegally entered into any computer, server, network or any electronic system,However, it will be a hacking offense, which will be punished with maximum 14 years of imprisonment and a minimum of 7 years imprisonment or fine up to 1 crore taka.
Section 57 states that if a person deliberately publishes or distributes any false or obscene material on the website or any other electronic form,If there is defamation, law enforcement becomes deteriorated or the image of the state or person becomes impaired, then these will be crimes The maximum penalty is 14 years in jail and the minimum penalty of 7 years and fine up to 1 crore taka.
Writer: lawyer, Bangladesh Supreme Court

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