The Computer Crime Act (CCA) of 2007, with its amendments in 2017, is Thailand’s principal legislation addressing cybercrime. Key provisions of the act include:

  • Illegal Access: Unauthorized access to computer systems or networks is a criminal offense.
  • Data Interference: Altering, destroying, or distorting data or causing damage to computer systems is prohibited.
  • Content-Related Offenses: The Act criminalizes the dissemination of false information, defamation, or content deemed harmful to national security or public order.
  • Cyber Frauds: The Act covers various cyber frauds, including phishing and hacking, with penalties such as imprisonment or fines.

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Other Legislation from Thailand

Act on Cybercrime/Online Intellectual Property Protection

Cooperation and International Efforts

Criminal Code/Law Enforcement

Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Protection

Data Protection and Privacy

Illegal Gambling

Online Hate Speech and Illegal Content