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Victimization and Digital Identity

Victimization refers to the experience of being harmed or exploited, often in the context of social interactions or relationships, while digital identity encompasses the online representation of an individual, shaped by their activities, interactions, and the information they share in digital environments.

intermediate
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Victimization and digital identity are critical issues in today's online world. Digital identity encompasses all the information and representations of an individual on the internet, which can be exploited by malicious actors. Understanding the risks associated with sharing personal information is e...

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Key Terms

Digital Identity
The online representation of an individual, including usernames, profiles, and personal information.

Example: Your social media profiles contribute to your digital identity.

Cyberbullying
Harassment or bullying that occurs through digital platforms.

Example: Sending threatening messages via social media is a form of cyberbullying.

Identity Theft
The unauthorized use of someone else's personal information for fraudulent purposes.

Example: Using someone else's credit card information without permission is identity theft.

Privacy Settings
Options available on online platforms to control who can see your information.

Example: Adjusting your Facebook privacy settings can limit who views your posts.

Data Breach
An incident where unauthorized individuals gain access to sensitive data.

Example: A company losing customer data due to hacking is a data breach.

Phishing
A fraudulent attempt to obtain sensitive information by disguising as a trustworthy entity.

Example: Receiving an email that looks like it's from your bank asking for your password is phishing.

Related Topics

Online Privacy
Understanding how to protect personal information online.
intermediate
Cybersecurity Basics
Fundamentals of protecting systems and networks from digital attacks.
intermediate
Social Media Safety
Best practices for staying safe while using social media platforms.
intermediate

Key Concepts

Digital IdentityCyberbullyingIdentity TheftOnline Privacy