What it is: Anonymity is hiding your identity online. Surveillance is when governments or companies track your online actions.

What it is: This means you can ask websites to remove old or harmful info about you from the internet.

What it is: Malicious software that secretly records what you do on your device and sends it to hackers or companies.

What it is: When someone steals your personal information to pretend to be you, usually for fraud.

What it is: Crimes committed using the internet, like fraud, scams, or theft.

What it is: Breaking into computer systems without permission.

What it is: Malware that spreads through devices and damages or steals data.

What it is: Unwanted messages or emails, usually sent in bulk for advertising or scams.

What it is: Tricking people into giving away personal information, like passwords.

What it is: Malware that locks your files until you pay a ransom.

What it is: A hidden part of the internet used for illegal activities like drug sales or stolen data.

What it is: Deliberately upsetting or provoking people online by posting hateful or misleading content.