Fraudulent electronic signature certificates attract criminal liability when knowingly created, published, or made available for unlawful purposes. Fraudulent publication of electronic signature certificates is criminalised where a person knowingly creates, publishes, or otherwise makes an electronic ... Summary
Fraudulent electronic signature certificates attract criminal liability when knowingly created, published, or made available for unlawful purposes.
Fraudulent publication of electronic signature certificates is criminalised where a person knowingly creates, publishes, or otherwise makes an electronic signature certificate available for a fraudulent or unlawful purpose. The offence is punishable with imprisonment, fine, or both.
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