News about cyberbullying

  • IPv6 boosts schools' on-net security

    Cyberbullying may be more of an operational issue in schools than the outside hacking that enterprises face, but opaque IPv4 network configurations are causing security issues for both groups as organisations struggle to enforce administrative policies by reliably matching IP addresses and user identities.

  • Optus pairs with Kids Helpline to combat cybersafety

    Optus has teamed up with Kids Helpline to combat cybersafety with a new initiative under which education packs will be developed and distributed to over 10,000 primary and secondary schools nationally.

  • Social networks need to simplify explanations to help keep kids safe

    Social media sites should provide simpler explanation and assistance to help school kids navigate cyber-safety issues.

  • Judge temporarily dismisses MySpace cyberbully case

    A U.S. judge on Friday overruled a jury verdict and dismissed a case against a Missouri woman convicted last November in a cyberbullying case that led to a teenager's death.

  • Bill would turn Internet flamers into felons

    A little-noticed bill re-introduced in Congress last month would make the use of popular electronic communications a felony if "the intent is to coerce, intimidate, harass, or cause substantial emotional distress to a person."

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