Identity theft through dishonest use of another person's electronic credentials attracts imprisonment and fine under information technology law. Identity theft is criminalised where a person fraudulently or dishonestly uses another person's electronic signature, password, or other unique ... Summary
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Identity theft through dishonest use of another person's electronic credentials attracts imprisonment and fine under information technology law.
Identity theft is criminalised where a person fraudulently or dishonestly uses another person's electronic signature, password, or other unique identification feature. The offence carries imprisonment of either description for a term extending to three years and liability to a fine extending to one lakh rupees.
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