Identification in Electronic Harassment

Cyberbullying, i.e. aggressive behaviour with the use of electronic media, has reached great dimensions nowadays. It can be practised in various ways, namely. – By posting offensive photos and videos on popular websites, such as blogs, social networking sites, forums, etc. – By spreading rumours in the victim’s environment using mobile phones and e-mails. – By identity theft, i.e. using the virtual identity of another person, (username and password) of that person on various online services, thus impersonating that person. The purpose of those who attempt online harassment may be to defraud financially but also to humiliate or spread rumours about a person in their online environment. In most cases, the result is disastrous, as most people who are the focus of such behaviour become isolated and lose confidence in themselves, and in extreme cases, constant, persistent and intense harassment has led to terrible consequences such as suicidal tendencies. If you have been a victim of such tactics, we would advise you to react as soon as possible and seek professional help. At our firm, we have the experience and expertise to put an end to any type of online harassment together. Do not minimize the incident. Harassment can go beyond the electronic level and develop into something very serious, with unfortunately dire consequences.