Three dominant forms of cyber victimisation were studied: those who had been victims of identity crime and misuse (28 per cent of those surveyed), victims of malware (22 per cent), and victims of fraud or scams (10 per cent). Risky online behaviour, such as online gambling and visiting sexually explicit adult websites, was associated with all three forms of victimisation.
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