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MNCs seek detectives' help to check IPR violations-
In order to provide brand protection and curb duplication of products, IT, pharma, electronics, telecom and electrical goods manufacturing giants are approaching private detectives to safeguard them against Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) violation.
"A number of global firms have approached us seeking help to stop IPR infringement. Companies are really taking the issue seriously. We expect number to grow further," said Kunwar Vikram Singh, President, Association of Private Detectives of India.
Crime in Cyberia: an incomplete list of offenders - IndianExpress.Com
An unknown Indian hacker has been charged with the greatest cyber-heist in history for allegedly helping a criminal gang steal identities of an estimated eight million people in a hacking raid that could net more than £2.8 billion in illegal funds. The hacker breached IT defences of Best Western Hotel group’s online booking system and sold details of how to access it through an underground network operated by the Russian mafia.
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DPS MMS scandal: SC stays proceedings against eBay, its chief
Bajaj in his petition stated that Section 67 of the Act does not define the term obscenity and thus liability cannot be fixed on him for merely listing of the 2.37-minute video clip even if it was obscene. "Even assuming that the video clip is obscene, mere 'listing' cannot be obscene for the purpose of Section 67 of the Act merely because the video clip may be obscene," he said while seeking quashing of all the proceedings against him.
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The Supreme Court today stayed the proceedings against auction portal eBay India Pvt Ltd and its chief Avinash Bajaj for allegedly permitting sale of an MMS clip showing two school students from a Delhi school indulging in a sexual act.
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Bajaj in his petition stated that Section 67 of the Act does not define the term obscenity and thus liability cannot be fixed on him for merely listing of the 2.37-minute video clip even if it was obscene. "Even assuming that the video clip is obscene, mere 'listing' cannot be obscene for the purpose of Section 67 of the Act merely because the video clip may be obscene," he said while seeking quashing of all the proceedings against him.
Cyber Crime Police cannot investigate email scams
Strange as it may seem, the Cyber Crime Police Station cannot investigate complaints of people who are being cheated by email scams. It can only investigate cases involving hacking, source code tampering and generation of obscene content.
Director-General of Police (Corps of Detectives) Ajai Kumar Singh said the local police have to register and investigate cases of cheating and other offences.
“Unless there is hacking, source code tampering and creation of obscene content, cases do not come under our purview,” Mr. Singh said. “Mere use of Internet as a mode for crime cannot be a cause for referring it to us,” he added.
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