Question

Cyber law deals with

• A. All activities concerning the internet
• B. IPR
• C. E-commerce
• D. All of the above

Hint:

Cyber law isn't a separate legal system; it's the application of all existing laws (contract, crime, IP, etc.) to the new domain of cyberspace. It covers everything from an email contract to a hacking offence.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

Cyber law is a broad field of law that encompasses all legal issues related to the use of the internet and other information technologies. It is not a single, monolithic area but an intersection of many traditional legal fields applied to the digital world. This includes:
Activities on the internet, including cybercrimes, freedom of speech, and jurisdiction (a).
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in the digital context, such as copyright of software, domain name disputes, and trademark issues online (b).
Electronic Commerce (E-commerce), including online contracts, digital signatures, and consumer protection (c).
Therefore, cyber law deals with all of the above.