The Double-Edged Sword of Total Transparency

Ananya DixitLaw

The Double-Edged Sword of Transparency

Let me tell you the truth: there is an ocean of information out there that you cannot access for free. Research papers, government documents, and classified files—none of that is just sitting there for the average person to access. However, … Read More

Cyber attacks… a force majeure event?

Saatvika Reddy SathiLaw

Cyber attacks... a force majeure event?

Amidst the digital world, navigating transactional relationships enforces newer boundaries for parties. From investing in IT to using tech to facilitate seamless business, technology shifts how parties engage in transactions in many ways. However, it commonly provides a forward-looking approach … Read More

Will we ever give rights to robots?

Prachi ChakravartyLaw

Will we ever give rights to robots?

From “The Pigeon”, a steam-propelled dream of the Greek mathematician Archytas in the 4th century BC, to “Ameca” by Cornwall-based manufacturer Engineered Arts in 2024, our dream of creating robots has become a reality. However, we often deliberate the possibility … Read More

The Internet: A Right, Not a Privilege

The Cyber Blog IndiaLaw

The Internet A Right, Not a Privilege

Originally conceived as a tool for sharing information, the Internet has become a global phenomenon. It has profoundly reshaped our world and how we live our daily lives. From connecting people across continents to transforming business practices, the Internet’s impact … Read More

Digital Evidence: Using Dating Apps for Investigations

Harmannat KourLaw

Digital Evidence Using Dating Apps for Investigations

Would you prefer to meet your significant other organically or through a dating app? Nowadays, many people choose dating apps to socialise and meet their better half. However, where the hopeless romantic in you believes your soulmate is out there … Read More

Under the Criminal Eye: Doxxing

Kashish SaxenaLaw

Under the Criminal Eye: Doxxing

Doxxing is the harmful practice of disclosing someone’s personal information to the public without permission. This can include residential address, contact details, health-related information, family, etc. Perpetrators get this information through various techniques, such as social engineering, hacking, and database … Read More