Digital Signature Certificate publication becomes criminal when knowingly undertaken for fraudulent or unlawful purposes, attracting imprisonment, fine, or both. Fraudulent or unlawful handling of Digital Signature Certificates is criminalised when a person knowingly creates, publishes, or otherwise makes a ... Summary
Digital Signature Certificate publication becomes criminal when knowingly undertaken for fraudulent or unlawful purposes, attracting imprisonment, fine, or both.
Fraudulent or unlawful handling of Digital Signature Certificates is criminalised when a person knowingly creates, publishes, or otherwise makes a certificate available for that purpose. The offence encompasses each specified mode of certificate dissemination and requires knowledge of the fraudulent or unlawful purpose. Punishment may include imprisonment for up to two years, a fine up to one lakh rupees, or both.
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