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4. Any person who intentionally does any act, in order
to secure for himself or for any other person, access to—
(a) any computer ; or
(b) any information held in any computer,
knowing or having reason to believe that he has no lawful
authority to secure such access and with the intention of
committing an offence under this Act or any other law for the
time being in force, shall be guilty of an offence and shall on
conviction be liable to a fine not exceeding two hundred
thousand rupees or to imprisonment of either description for
a term which may extend to five years or to both such fine
and imprisonment.
Explanation 1— for the purposes of paragraph (a)
the mere turning on of a computer is sufficient.
Explanation 2— for the purposes of paragraph (b)-
(a) there should be an intention to sccure any programme or
data held in any computer
(b) the access intended to be sccured, should be unauthorised;
(c) it is not necessary to have access directed at any particular
programme, data or computer.
5. Any person who, intentionally and without lawful
authority causes a computer to perform any function knowing
or having reason to believe that such function will result in
unauthorised modification or damage or potential damage
to any computer or computer system or computer programme
shall be guilty of an offence and shall on conviction be liable
to a fine not exceeding three hundred thousand rupees or to
imprisonment of either description for as term which may
extend to five years or to both such fine and imprisonment.
Illustrations
For any unauthorised modification or damage or potential
damage to any computer or computer system or computer
programme to take place, any one of the following may occur:—
(a) impairing the operation of any computer, computer
system or the reliability of any data or information
held in any computer; or
(b) destroying, deleting or corrupting, or adding, moving
or altering any information held in any computer;
(c) makes use of a computer service involving computer
time and data processing for the storage or retrieval
of data;
(d) introduces a computer program which will have the
effect of malfunctioning of a computer or falsifies
the data or any information held in any computer or
computer system.
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