Cyber Crimes

Cases involving the unauthorized use of someone’s personal information to commit fraud, access financial accounts, or engage in criminal activities.

Hacking personal data and making financial  transactions 

Issues pertaining to the admissibility of digital evidence, its collection, preservation, and maintaining its chain of custody in court.

Disputes arising from online transactions, including issues related to fraudulent sales, non-delivery of goods, or misrepresentation.

The use of digital forensics to analyze and present evidence in court, as well as the credibility of expert witnesses.

Legal issues arising from unauthorized access, disclosure, or theft of sensitive data, potentially leading to privacy breaches.

Conflicts involving acts of cyberterrorism or cyber-espionage that pose a threat to national security interests.

Legal conflicts arising from online harassment, cyberbullying, and stalking, which may involve threats, intimidation, or unwanted communication.

Cases involving the threat of revealing sensitive information or compromising images unless a demand for money or other valuables is met.

Blackmailing on the basis of  illicit (objectionable) personal videos and threatening to be viral on social media