Cyberbullying is when someone is being bullied or harrased through the internet, social media or digital technologies such as mobile phones. It is also known that this does not describe one time encounter but it means that it is a constant one way communication between the bully and the victim.
There are two types of Cyberbullying; the first one is the direct attacks, in which the bully attacks to the victim through messages, creating mean blogs or stealing passwords. The second type, is the proxy attack, which means that other people are as well involved with or without this people knowing; a good example of this type is Impersonation that refers when the bully poses as the victim in a social media and creates problems between close people and leaving the victim with a bad reputation. So, this people will get upset with the victim and generate more problems to the victim, when the truth is that they got nothing to do with these.
There are two types of Cyberbullying; the first one is the direct attacks, in which the bully attacks to the victim through messages, creating mean blogs or stealing passwords. The second type, is the proxy attack, which means that other people are as well involved with or without this people knowing; a good example of this type is Impersonation that refers when the bully poses as the victim in a social media and creates problems between close people and leaving the victim with a bad reputation. So, this people will get upset with the victim and generate more problems to the victim, when the truth is that they got nothing to do with these.
