Amit Sharma
Law
November 2024
This paper discusses the transformative cybercrime force in the digital age, explores the legal frameworks to combat this emerging threat, and goes on to discuss the complexities arising in the presence of newer technologies like AI, IoT, and blockchain. It looks into the jurisdictional issue and the need for cross-border cooperation in the fight against cybercrime, thereby putting forth all the shortcomings in the current laws and how encryption and anonymity are contributing to these criminal activities. The paper evaluates the effectiveness of legal responses and the demands for continuous adaptation of national and international legal systems through an empirical analysis of cybercrime trends, including hacking, phishing, and ransomware. Proposals for legislative reforms, as well as technology-driven legal solutions, like AI in cybersecurity, are discussed to address gaps and enhance enforcement capabilities. Finally, the study concludes with recommendations for policies aimed at strengthening international collaboration, improving cybersecurity awareness, and leveraging emerging technologies for effective counteraction against cybercrime.
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