Explain cyber law and cyber crime

Cyberbullying is a crime, garnering such criminal charges as harassment, libel, assault, and even terrorism.
In addition to criminal charges, cyberbullies may be held responsible for the damage they do in a civil lawsuit, where they may be ordered to pay medical bills and other expenses, as well as money for pain and suffering and mental anguish.

In addition to criminal charges, cyberbullies may be held responsible for the damage they do in a civil lawsuit, where they may be ordered to pay medical bills and other expenses, as well as money for pain and suffering and mental anguish.
Cyberterrorism is defined as any threat of harm or extortion via the internet.

Cybercrime is now defined as any criminal offense that is facilitated by, or involves the use of, electronic communications or information systems, including:

1. any electronic device
2. computer
3. the internet

While the umbrella term of cybercrime covers a great many possibilities as to types of crimes, these are broken into several categories.