Cyber-bullying occurs when someone is threatened, harassed, or humiliated using digital and interactive technologies. It is most common among teenagers and children. Cyberbullying is the only way to get access to technology.
Bullying on the internet may be harmful to both the bully and the bullied. Cyberbullying's most significant consequences are the catastrophic consequences of such instances. Another major issue is that bullies are naturally instigators, and being able to reach a large number of people online allows them to do so.
Cybersecurity is critical in preventing some of the most complex and horrific crimes, such as blackmail, fraudulent transactions through another account, and personal information leaks. Every citizen has a responsibility to raise awareness and keep their system and network security up to date in order to avoid cyber attacks from occurring around the world. Users of the internet should be adequately educated.
