Individuals may not report cybercrime victimization due to various reasons. Firstly, there may be a lack of trust in law enforcement’s ability to address cybercrimes effectively. Additionally, individuals might fear retaliation from the perpetrators or worry about the social stigma associated with being a victim. Furthermore, the complexity and uncertainty surrounding the legal processes for cybercrimes can discourage reporting. Victims may also be concerned about the re-victimization that may occur during investigations. Lastly, the lack of awareness of reporting mechanisms or the belief that the crime is too minor to report can contribute to underreporting. Encouraging reporting through education, enhancing support for victims, and ensuring confidentiality can help address these barriers.