what is a cyberbully?
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Cyber bullying (cyber-bullying, online bullying) is the use of electronic information and communication devices such as e-mail, instant messaging, text messages, blogs, mobile phones, pagers, and defamatory websites to bully or otherwise harass an individual or group through personal attacks or other means, and it may constitute a computer crime. Cyberbullying is willful and involves recurring or repeated harm inflicted through the medium of electronic text. According to R.B. Standler (2002)bullying intends to cause emotional distress and has no legitimate purpose to the choice of communications. Cyberbullying can be as simple as continuing to send e-mail to someone who has said they want no further contact with the sender. Cyberbullying may also include threats, sexual remarks, pejorative labels (i.e., hate speech)\n\nThe term cyberbullying was first used by Canadian educator Bill Belsey, creator of the Web site www.bullying.org. Other terms for Cyber-bullying are "electronic bullying," "e-bullying," "sms bullying," "mobile bullying," "online bullying," "digital bullying," or "Internet bullying."-
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Orkut is an online community that connects people through a network of trusted friends.\n\ncourtesy : google
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Broadband over Power Line (BPL) is a technology that allows Internet data to be transmitted over utility power lines. A subscriber installs a modem that plugs into an ordinary wall outlet and pays a subscription fee similar to those paid for other types of Internet service.\n2/1/06
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I have no clue.  There is a mix of people on the net and some feel that since they are behind a computer screen they can be anything that they want. Just like my space.  I'm not saying everyone on the net is a bad person but it is too hard to weed out the good from the bad.  my opinion is take everything everyone says lightly and don't trust anyone. They don't know you and you don't know them so who cares what they think.
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http://www.computeruser.com/resources/dictionary/chat.html\nhttp://www.tnellen.com/cybereng/slang/\nhttp://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~wrader/slang/\nhttp://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bff\nPlease click the above links. These may be helpful to u.
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It's a social networking sites — sort of a cyber combination of a yearbook, personal diary and social club. The biggest of them is MySpace.com. With more than  50 million members, its one of the fastest growing Web sites in the country.\n\nShannon Sullivan, teenager\n\nLink:\nhttp://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11064451/
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Cybercrime is any crime that occurs in or through cyberspace.  Cyberspace is the world of computers.  So, cybercrime is a crime that occurs using a computer.  Examples include hacking/scamming/phishing personal info (which is a crime in and of itself) and then using that personal info to commit other crimes.  For instance, using a hacked credit card number to make purchases over the internet, using phished personal info to take over the identity of another person, or stealing money from bank accounts via the internet.  Also, included in this area would be those scams where a scammer befriends a person over the internet and then makes false claims to induce that person to send them money (such as "I won the lottery and I'll give you half, but I don't have enough money to buy a plane ticket to pick up my winnings, could you send me $2,000, I'll pay you back immediately......")
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Do you remember that chap that sold his web page pixel by pixel? Hackers demanded money off him or they would shut down his site. That is a form of cyber terror.
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PEER 2 PEER\nYour allowing someone to look at your computer (like a music file) while you are able to look at theres.
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I saw that and a similar show on another network. The main thing I think is that it shows us that there are a lot of online predators out there, and sometimes they're the people you'd least suspect!
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Sorry friend. Doesn't look like many people do out here in cyber space. Tell me, what IS a flow team?
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I'm assuming you are talking about child pornography.  If that is the case, contact your local or district prosecuting attorney's office.  They should have a division that deals with cyber crimes.\n\nThey will point you in the right direction there.  You would not prosecute them, the state would.
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Contact the CBI.  CBI is the primary organization dealing with cyber crime in India, and with foreign organizations combating such crimes.\nGood luck.
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It is a program that can send thousands of pop-up messages to a person to try and crash their computer. Y Tunnel Pro can help keep this from happening.
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If you are concerned about what your kids are doing online then you might want software like NetNanny or CyberSitter.
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An internet troll is someone who tries to disrupt and cause trouble on message boards.
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Both companies actively scan for abusive and offensive behavior, with specific guidelines for what qualifies as each.  They do have links and resources to report those incidents.\n\nMYSPACE: http://collect.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=misc.faq&faqQuestionId=6\n\nQ. Someone on MySpace is bugging/harrassing/threatening me - what can I do about it?\n \n  \n\nA. The best thing to do if and when you encounter such a situation is simply ignore them... 99.9% of the time they will soon leave you alone. Remember, you can always remove the person from your Friend List (they will then no longer be able to add Comments to your Profile page), delete any Comments they leave on your Profile page, and you can even delete any messages they send you via the MySpace Mail system without opening them. By NOT responding to offending user (i.e., NOT giving them any attention, NOT letting them get a "rise" out of you), most people will simply go away.\n\nYou may also view their profile and click "Block User", which will prevent them from contacting you. Annoying people get bored very fast when you don't allow them to annoy you. If someone threatens you, contact law enforcement immediately.\n\nIf you feel threatened, please also read our safety tips here.\n\nIf they created a nasty profile about you or someone you know, you can contact customer service (and make sure to include the link to the profile!) here. \n\nAOL:http://help.aol.com/AIMhelp/search.do?cmd=displayKC&docType=kc&externalId=http--helpchannelsaolcom-kjumpadparticleId219306&sliceId=&dialogID=194088357\n\nYou can report inappropriate messages from both AOL and non-AOL members.\nReport Offensive or Objectionable Instant Messages\n\nAOL staff will never ask you for your password or billing information over an Instant Message.\n\nTo report offensive or objectionable Instant Messages in AOL® 9.0 Security Edition:\n1. On the Instant Message window, click the Report IM Spam button.\n2. If the sender is an AOL member and the message contains objectionable content you wish to report to AOL, click the Notify AOL button. Otherwise, click the OK button.\n\nNote: If you wish to block all Instant Messages from that sender, click the Block all IMs from box to place a check mark in it before clicking the OK button.\n\nTo report offensive or objectionable Instant Messages in AOL® 9.0 SE/LE and earlier:\n1. On the Instant Message window, click the Notify AOL button.\n2. If desired, type comments in the large text box, then click the Send Report button.