"They can be prosecuted" - Zahid Hamidi Says Foreign Cybercriminals Could Be Extradited To M'sia For Targeting Locals
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Legal action possible against cybercriminals abroad, says Zahid
Deputy prime minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said where requirements are met, foreign-based criminals can be extradited to Malaysia.KUALA LUMPUR: Legal action can be taken against cybercriminals operating overseas if their offences involve Malaysian systems or their victims are Malaysian citizens, deputy prime minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi says.He said Clause 2 of the Cyber Crime Bill 2026 provides for legal action against offenders abroad as though t…
Malaysians Allowed To Take Legal Action Against Cybercriminals Overseas
Malaysians who are or have been victims of cybercriminals operating overseas are able to take legal action against those nefarious actors. Specifically, they could take action if the offences involved Malaysian systems or if the victims are Malaysian citizens. Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, Deputy Prime Minister, explained in a written reply on the […]
KUALA LUMPUR: Cybercrime perpetrators abroad can be subject to legal action if the crime involves a system in Malaysia or the victim is a Malaysian citizen. Deputy Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said, clause 2 of the Cybercrime Bill (RUU) 2026 provides for action against the perpetrators as if the offence was committed in this country. ...
KUALA LUMPUR: Legal action can be taken against cybercrime perpetrators abroad if the crime involves systems in this country or the victims are Malaysians.
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