Saudi Arabia's Public Prosecution revealed the penalties for cybercrime committed for the purpose of stealing money, stating that it is punishable by 3 years imprisonment and a fine of up to 2 million riyals.
It is stated on the official Twitter handle of the Public Prosecution that under the Anti-Cybercrime Law, everyone who commits an information crime by securing movable money or a document, signing the document, fraud, taking a false name or impersonating an incorrect authority will be punished accordingly.
* A fine of up to 2 million riyals may be imposed.
* Up to three years in prison.
* Seizure of devices, software, or means used to commit the crime and the money gained from it.
According to the Public Prosecution, being aware of factious practices such as using a false name and improper ways to seize money can prevent the risks of these criminal activities and the consequences of contributing to them.
SOURCE : SAUDI EXPATRIATES
