Cyber technology has a significant impact on interactions between offenders and victims. There are positives and negatives to cyber technology impacting this like increased access, anonymity, prevention and awareness, and the support for victims. The prevalence of social media and other online platforms has raised awareness of online abuse, including cyberbullying and harassment. Greater efforts are being made to stop and address these sorts of crimes as a result of the increasing awareness. The ability to rapidly and easily reach a wide number of individuals via social media, email, messaging apps, and other online platforms has made it simpler for criminals to access prospective victims, because of the ease with which criminals may now remain anonymous thanks to technology, it is now more challenging for victims to recognize and report perpetrators. With the use of cyber technology, law enforcement now has new methods and tools for gathering evidence, such as digital forensics, that may be used to identify and prosecute perpetrators. With advertising and educational initiatives aiming at raising knowledge of online threats and supporting safe online conduct, cyber technology has also contributed to preventive and awareness efforts. Overall, relationships between offenders and victims have been significantly and complexly impacted by cyber technology. While technology has brought forth new difficulties for victim protection, it has also boosted awareness of cybercrimes and given rise to new instruments for obtaining evidence.