Q: What are the offences under Section 66 of information technology act, 2008 ?

Ans: Section 66: Computer related offences. 

Cheating using computer resource: Section 66 D

Sending offensive information: Section 66A

Receiving stolen computer resource: Section 66B

Fraudently use electronic signature,  password and unique identification feature of any other person: Section 66 C

Violation of privacy: Section 66 E

Cyber terrorism: Section 66 F

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