This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the International Ethical Hacking Conference, eHaCON 2025, the 6th international conference of its type held in Kolkata, India, in February 2025. The aim of eHaCON 2025 is to give an open platform for people to discuss the implication of new technologies and the regulatory side of the same for secured society. The eHaCON 2025 focuses on the new challenges and opportunities for the law created by the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). AI has significant implications for several broad societal issues, including investor protection, consumer protection, privacy, misinformation, and civil rights. Presently, AI is being used in various spectrums of the legal fraternity, such as drafting contracts, briefs, laws, regulations, and court opinions. It can also make enforcement and adjudication more effective. In addition, cyber-physical systems design, architecture, and their integration with AI make this book a useful reference material for researchers and practitioners.
