The level of social media influences on cyber harassment against women

In general, social media has been seen to be beneficial to society and women but with the improvement of technology today women are now exposed to great danger. This problem has been proven by the United Nations, stated that 73 percent of women and girls have been exposed to or experienced some form of online violence formerly known as cyberdisruptions. According to Cyber Security Malaysia\u27s statistics, 300 cyber-disruptions have been recorded in 2012 and increased to 529 cases in 2016. Cyber bullying among students is increasingly dangerous as 250 cases have been filed in 2012 and rose to 338 cases last year. Overall, 1524 cyber bullying cases have been recorded over the last five years (Vijaindren, 2017). The number of statistics recorded by the Malaysian Computer Emergency Response Team (MyCERT) in 2018 stated that 80 cases of cyber bullying from January to March were filed and most importantly all victims were identified as women. However, this phenomenon leads to social disorders such as cyber disorders especially among female consumers. Disorders include various types of offensive or unwanted behaviours to make others uncomfortable especially in women. It is an unlawful for