1. What?
     1.1 Phishing is when someone who "works in a company or an agent," tells you about something. Then saying that you need to do something and if you do not like to do it or cancel it, you need to give them your personal details.
2. How?

     2.1 The first of the three steps of a phishing attack is preparing the bait. This involves finding out details about the target, which can be as simple as knowing that they use a particular service or work at a particular business
     2.2 Once the attacker has acquired the necessary information to use as bait, they then need to layout the hook. To make the target act, the attacker needs to promise something or scare them into action. 
     2.3 The third phase of phishing is the actual attack. The cybercriminal sends out the email and prepares for the prey to fall for the bait.

   1.2 Harassment:
     - Harassment is a sustained and intentional form of bullying comprising abusive or threatening messages.

   1.3 Outing:
     - This is a deliberate act to embarrass or publicly humiliate someone through the online posting of sensitive, private or embarrassing information without their consent.

   1.4 Cyberstalking:
     - The practice of adults using the Internet to contact and attempt to meet with young people for sexual purposes. It is a very dangerous form of cyberbullying and can have serious consequences if something isn’t done immediately to stop it.
   1.5 Fraping:
     - Fraping is when somebody logs into your social networking account and impersonates him/her by posting inappropriate content in their name.
   1.6 Fake profile:
     - Fake profiles can be created for a person to hide their real identity to cyberbully someone. The cyberbully is afraid in case their identity is revealed, therefore they choose to use fake accounts.
   1.7 Dissing:
     - It is the act of sending or posting cruel information about someone online, to damage their reputation or friendships with others.

   1.8 Trickery:
     - This is the act of gaining someone’s trust so that they reveal secrets or embarrassing information that the cyberbully then shares publicly online.

   1.9 Trolling:
     - It is the deliberate act of provoking a response through the use of insults or bad language on online forums and social networking sites.

   1.10 Catfishing:
     - This is when another person steals someone’s online identity, usually photos, and re-creates social networking profiles for deceptive purposes. They will look at your profile and take any information they want to create a fake persona.
2. How to deal with cyberbullying
   2.1 Report to an adult immediately
   2.2 Take a screenshot of the cyberbullying to save evidence
   2.3 Stand up and try to stop the bullying
   2.4 Don’t respond
   2.5 Block the bully and remove him/her from your friend list
   2.6 ...