Cyber crime has evolved into one of the most pervasive threats of the 21st century, affecting individuals, corporations, and nations alike. As digital infrastructures expand and technology becomes deeply integrated into everyday life, cyber threats have grown in scale, complexity, and impact. Cyber Crime & Legal Remedies provides a comprehensive exploration of the modern cybercrime landscape, examining the techniques used by offenders, the vulnerabilities exploited in digital systems, and the sophisticated forms of online fraud, harassment, identity theft, and cyber terrorism that continue to challenge traditional law enforcement frameworks. This book integrates legal, technical, and investigative perspectives to offer a holistic understanding of cybercrime. It delves into digital forensics, incident response mechanisms, and international investigative cooperation while explaining how cyber evidence is identified, preserved, analyzed, and presented in courts of law. A detailed examination of national and international cyber laws—including the IT Act, penal provisions, GDPR, CCPA, and the Budapest Convention—highlights the strengths and limitations of existing legal remedies.