SLC COMPUTER [Cyber Law]



Chapter 6 [Cyber Law]

1.    What is cyber law?
2.    What is cyber space?
3.    What are the major components included in cyber law?
4.    What is digital signature?
5.    What is cyber crime?
6.    What is intellectual property?
7.    When did cyber law introduced in Nepal?
8.    What are the major provisions included in cyber law of Nepal?
9.    What is computer ethics?
10.What are the major provisions included in computer ethics?
11.How digital signature works?
12.Define encryption and decryption.
13.What is hash algorithm?
14.What is facsimile?
15.Write the importance of cyber law.
16.Write the importance of digital signature.
17.List out the intellectual property rights included in intellectual property law.
18.What is telecommunication?
19.What is the purpose of the enacted the cyber law in Nepal?
20.Write any two cyber-crimes.
21.What is the main aim of formulating cyber law in Nepal?
22.Why is cyber law necessary?
23.List any two reasons for formulating cyber law in Nepal?
24.Write any two ethical standards to be followed by computer user.
25.What is hacking?
26.Who is hacker?
27.What is white hacker?
28.What is black hacker?
29.What is PKI (Public Key Infrastructure)?
30.Why PKI  is used?
31.List some computer crimes.
32.What is privacy?
33.What is harassment?
34.What is public key?
35.What is private key?
36.What is intellectual property law?
37.What is copyright law?
38.Mention provisions provided by digital signature act-ordinance 2061 of Nepal.
39.What are the effects of computer crime?
40.What is the main purpose of data protection law?
41.What is software piracy?
42.What is phishing?
43.What is the purpose of Freedom of Information Act of 1970?
44.What is the purpose of video privacy protection act of 1998?
45.What are the major reasons for computer crime?
46.What are the different types of computer crime?
47.Write the importance of computer ethics in the cyber world.
48.Differentiate between public key and private key.
49.List any two main aims of formulating cyber law in Nepal.
50.Mention any four commandments of cyber ethics.
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