Cyber Crimes Online Quiz

Cyber theft involves the unauthorized acquisition or reproduction of digital property, including copying and distributing copyrighted files without permission. Cyber vandalism refers to damaging digital systems, while terms like cyber robbery and cyber burglary are not standard legal or technical terms for file sharing.

Cyberstalking is the persistent use of electronic communications to harass, monitor, or intimidate someone, creating fear or distress. The other options are not standard terms used to describe this behavior.

Cyberbullying is the standard term for using digital platforms to harass, humiliate, or target someone, particularly among young people. While cyber harassment is a related concept, cyberbullying is the most widely recognized term for this behavior in educational contexts.

Hacking refers to the practice of manipulating computer systems to gain unauthorized access to data or networks. While hacking is a type of cybercrime, the specific action of gaining unauthorized access is most directly defined as hacking.

Phishing is a cybercrime where targets are contacted by email, telephone, or text message by someone posing as a legitimate institution to lure individuals into providing sensitive data. The spelling in option C is correct, while option D is a common misspelling.