Archive for February, 2009

ASCL’s Facebook Group


2009
02.28

It’s got the most up-to-date discussions, some great events, amazing free courses and e-book downloads! But that’s not all! It’s absolutely exclusive!

What is it, you ask.

It’s the Asian School of Cyber Laws group on facebook.

Millions of people use Facebook everyday to keep up with friends, upload an unlimited number of photos, share links and videos, and learn more about the people they meet.

The ASCL Facebook Group is reserved only for ASCL students or alumni. Yep! No one else gets privileges like you do!

If you already have a facebook account:

1. Sign into your facebook account at http://www.facebook.com/

2. After signing in, click here.

3. The following screen will open up:

4.  Click on “Request to Join Group“, as illustrated in the image below:

5. Thats it! We will approve your membership within a few hours.

If you do not have a facebook account:

1. Create an account for free at http://www.facebook.com/

2. After signing in, click here.

3. The following screen will open up:

4.  Click on “Request to Join Group“, as illustrated in the image below:

5. Thats it! We will approve your membership within a few hours.

Student of the month – March 2009


2009
02.28

Drashya Kuruwa is the ASCL student of the month for March 2009.

Drashya is currently pursuing the Diploma in Cyber Forensics and Diploma in Cyber Crime Prosecution and Defense courses with Asian School of Cyber Laws.

An avid photographer, Drashya recently won the first prize at Synapshot conducted by the Dhirubhai Ambani Institute of Infomation and Communication Technology, Gandhinagar. His prize winning photograph is:

Drashya says “I believe in an ancient Greek aphorism “Know yourself” which refers to the ideal of understanding human behavior, morals, and thought, because ultimately to understand oneself is to understand other humans as well“.

Drashya is 21 years old and has done his schooling from St. Xavier’s Loyola Hall, Ahmedabad. He has completed BCA from L.J College of Computer Applications, Ahmedabad and is a Certified Ethical Hacker. He was recently interviewed on IGNOU Radio regarding an animation movie “LJ 2020″ made by him and his 9 member team.

Photographs clicked by him are regularly published in leading newspapers and displayed in exhibitions.

Some of his favorites:

Color: Black

Smell: The fragrance of Sandalwood, which is usually found in the temples.

Movies: The Matrix Trilogy, The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy,  300 , The Dark Knight, Oceans Trilogy, Constantine, Matchstick Men, The Shooter, Hitman, The Italian Job, The 6th Sense,  Rang De Basanti, The Legend Of Bhagat Singh, Apharan, Sarkar, Sehar, Risk, The List is Endless … :)

TV Shows: Special Squad, Siddhant, Mission Fateh, Byomkesh Bakshi, Mohandas B.A.L.L.B, Kenan & Kel, 100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd.

Books: Lenin, The Scientific Knowledge In The Vedas, A Search In The Secret India, The Selected Works of Oscar Wilde…

Alumnus of the month – March 2009


2009
02.28

N Nagarajan is the alumnus of the month for March 2009. He has completed the Diploma in Cyber Law course conducted by Asian School of Cyber Laws.

As head of department A.G (Meghalaya)  he is responsible for compilation, preparation of monthly accounts of the state of Meghalaya. Recently, he has done a great job of configuring the new servers with UNIX 7.1.4 OS because the old OS 7.1.1 was not compatible with the present day servers. He also helped his department for installing Mail-SeCure, a PineApp International solution for email security at the perimeter.
Some of his favorites:

Color: Grey

Drink: Water

Actor: Rajni

Smell: sandalwood

TV Shows: SAB TV Comedy serials

Books: The Monk who sold his Ferrari  and Greatness Guide by Robin Sharma

ASCL’s LinkedIn Alumni Group


2009
02.20

To promote professional networking amongst the alumni of Asian School of Cyber Laws, we have created the Asian School of Cyber Laws group on LinkedIn.com.

This group is for alumni of Asian School of Cyber Laws.

LinkedIn is an interconnected network of experienced professionals from around the world, representing 170 industries and 200 countries. You can find, be introduced to, and collaborate with qualified professionals that you need to work with to accomplish your goals.  Your professional network of trusted contacts gives you an advantage in your career, and is one of your most valuable assets. LinkedIn exists to help you make better use of your professional network and help the people you trust in return.

If you already have an account on LinkedIn.com:

1. Sign in to your LinkedIn.com account.

2. After signing into your LinkedIn account, click here to join the Asian School of Cyber Laws group on LinkedIn.com.

If you do not have an account on LinkedIn.com:

1. Visit www.linkedin.com/home and register yourself for free.

2. After that sign into your LinkedIn.com account and then click here to Asian School of Cyber Laws group on LinkedIn.com.

Go on then. Let’s get Linked.

Phishing – a practical case study


2009
02.06

With the tremendous increase in the use of online banking, online share trading and ecommerce, there has been a corresponding growth in the incidents of phishing being used to carry out financial frauds.

Phishing involves fraudulently acquiring sensitive information (e.g. passwords, credit card details etc) by masquerading as a trusted entity.

The usual scenario is that the victim receives an email that appears to have been sent from his bank. The email urges the victim to click on the link in the email. When the victim does so, he is taken to “a secure page on the bank’s website”. The victim believes the web page to be authentic and he enters his username, password and other information. In reality, the website is a fake and the victim’s information is stolen and misused.

Phishing – a practical case study is a first of its kind case study in the world and has been released by Asian School of Cyber Laws. It explains the above scenario in detail along with two fully functional websites:

http://www.noodlebank.com and

http://www.nood1ebank.com

Download the case study (pdf)

Download the case study (ppt)

Free course in Intellectual Property Rights


2009
02.03

After the resounding success of the Online Introductory course in Cyber Law, we’ve now launched the Free Online Introductory course in Intellectual Property Rights (OICIPR).

On joining the course (which takes only an online registration) you’d get to know the basic concepts of Intellectual Property Rights.

You get course material in the form of a PDF file. You can take your exam online. But the best is yet to come.

The greatest part is that despite being a free course, completion entitles you to a certificate from us! :)

To get yourself on our rolls, just go to http://www.asianlaws.org/free/index.htm and register there. And if you are the calculating type and are asking yourself “What’s the catch”, we say “None”.

Once you’ve successfully completed the exam, just send us a stamped self-addressed envelope and we’ll send you the certificate.

So, let’s review. Free course in IPR, online course material, certification provided. Are you still only thinking about joining?