Similar to cyber stalking, it is when one, usually a male, uses social media as a sort of hunting ground to find and select someone they find attractive with the hopes of engaging in sex. Once their prey is found, they will pounce on them and proceed to send them unsolicited sexual messages and/or pictures of their genitalia. What makes it different from regular stalking is that the intent of the person is obvious and they do not try to keep their distance as a stalker normally would. They will often instantly message their prey the moment they spot them and will continue to message them despite receiving messages that explicitly ask them to stop.
That guy has been on Facebook for the past hour and all he's doing is clicking on profiles of pretty girls and checking his DMs. He is obviously cyber hunting. What a fucking creep.
by Helper Boi January 14, 2019
Jay never watches TV at night, he sits in front of his computer screen for hours on end. He's such a cyber slug
by Besserwisser April 22, 2015
Cyber Social Anxiety is a condition that someone has when they have a fear of socialising with others online possibly due to past experiences getting cyber bullied, doxxed, or even no reason at all.
Typically, those people may have little to no online presence, including no social media and may request not to have their pictures taken in case it shows up online where they would get made fun of.
Typically, those people may have little to no online presence, including no social media and may request not to have their pictures taken in case it shows up online where they would get made fun of.
“Why don’t you have an Instagram?”
“Because I have Cyber Social Anxiety.”
“What’s that?”
“Same thing with Social Anxiety but online.”
“Because I have Cyber Social Anxiety.”
“What’s that?”
“Same thing with Social Anxiety but online.”
by yourbestiefriendleo August 5, 2023
Term used to describe an "e-girl". Generally a girl who is a cyber princess is the shy/anxious girl, average looks or slightly above average, not many friends, and kind if addicted to the internet. Basically what a "neet" is but not as chronically online.
by Zekro_3300 October 4, 2023
When you "sit" on a persons social media page and wait for a new post to come up so you can like and comment it.
"I'm waiting for jimmy to post another one from his vacation..."
"Cyber squatting is just creepy dude."
"Cyber squatting is just creepy dude."
by Red Barron 8810 June 19, 2017
CJW:
Cyber Justice Warrior. A pejorative term for a “in the scene” individual who repeatedly and vehemently engages in arguments on Cyber justice on the Internet. Calling it “Drama” they often argue in a shallow or not well-thought-out way, for the purpose of raising their own personal reputation. A Cyber justice warrior, or CJW, does not necessarily strongly believe all that they say, or even care about the group(s) they are fighting on behalf of. They typically repeat points from whoever is the most popular hacker, tweeter or commenter of the moment. Their goal seems to be hoping they will be "1337" in the infosec/hacker community via likes, RT’s, comments, and become popular in return. They are very sure to adopt stances that are "correct" in their social circle.
It’s evident you are dealing with a CJW when they take to their blogs to summarize/laymen the “drama thus far”. CJW’s post in various forms of “Here’s my opinion, everyone is an asshole” essays, that only speak from a one sided perspective. (In other words, The hacker they most easily relate to.) Other signs are sub tweets, passive aggressive “jokes” and tendency to join a dog-pile for a “controversy” they have not taken the time to fully research, even when the OP or the entire thread is readily available.
Cyber Justice Warrior. A pejorative term for a “in the scene” individual who repeatedly and vehemently engages in arguments on Cyber justice on the Internet. Calling it “Drama” they often argue in a shallow or not well-thought-out way, for the purpose of raising their own personal reputation. A Cyber justice warrior, or CJW, does not necessarily strongly believe all that they say, or even care about the group(s) they are fighting on behalf of. They typically repeat points from whoever is the most popular hacker, tweeter or commenter of the moment. Their goal seems to be hoping they will be "1337" in the infosec/hacker community via likes, RT’s, comments, and become popular in return. They are very sure to adopt stances that are "correct" in their social circle.
It’s evident you are dealing with a CJW when they take to their blogs to summarize/laymen the “drama thus far”. CJW’s post in various forms of “Here’s my opinion, everyone is an asshole” essays, that only speak from a one sided perspective. (In other words, The hacker they most easily relate to.) Other signs are sub tweets, passive aggressive “jokes” and tendency to join a dog-pile for a “controversy” they have not taken the time to fully research, even when the OP or the entire thread is readily available.
by poopsi mcgoo November 3, 2015
The cyber Jedi is a super cool website, disscussing the possibility of create real world Jedi with modern technology and ancient martial art.
cyberjedizen.blogspot.com
cyberjedizen.blogspot.com
Have you ever think of adding them together?
hardware engineer+
computer scientist+
martial artist = Cyber Jedi
hardware engineer+
computer scientist+
martial artist = Cyber Jedi
by Charlse May 23, 2009