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Cybercrime Act No. 32 of 2020

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PART I
Preliminary

1. Short title.
2. Interpretation.

PART II
Cybercrime Offences

3. Illegal access to a computer system.
4. Illegal access to computer data.
5. Illegal data interference.
6. Illegal system interference.
7. Illegal devices and codes.
8. Computer-related forgery.
9. Identity-related fraud.
10. Identity-related theft.
11. Child luring.
12. Publication or transmission of image of private area.
13. No liability for service provider.
14. Service provider to store traffic data and subscriber information.
15. Using a computer system to coerce, harass, intimidate, humiliate, etc. a person.
16. Infringement of copyright, patents and designs and trademarks.
17. Attempt, aiding or abetting.
18. Offences prejudicing investigation.

Cybercrime Act-No.-32-of-2020-Download
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