What is cyberlaw?

Cyberlaw definition:
_Rapidly evolving area of civil and criminal law as applicable to the use of computers, and activities performed and transactions conducted over internet and other networks.
_The area of law dealing with the use of computers and the Internet and the exchange of communications and information thereon, including related issues concerning such communications and information as the protection of intellectual property rights, freedom of speech, and public access to information.

_Broadly speaking, cyberlaw is law affecting networked information environments. This includes the Internet, most software and web services, databases, and most other information systems. It also includes the social, political, and economic aspects of these systems.

Definition of Malaysia cyberlaw:
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_An ill-defined, set of legal regulations rushed out to control the use of informaion and for the creation, distribution and receiving of data and information from a network or system of electronic computers and messaging systems; so as to prevent the general public free and unhindred access to such facts and information which are deemed to be against or unfavorable to the Government....