Are the young at home on the internet protected from the dangers of the World Wide Web? Many of the youngsters sought internet as a place of `haven' to socialise. Is the WWW a safe place for us as adults also? No matter how easy it is to get access to the internet, we are always at risk of being a `cyber victim' be in the form of bully, intimidation, sexual harassment/abuse or even scams. Take for example of a recently reported scenario of a 17 year old boy who was taken advantaged of. He was challenged by a girl whom he had a crushed on to e-mail him a picture of himself nude. The boy did exactly that, one look at the picture, the girl freaked out and forwarded it to her closests gilrfriends who in turn forwarded to their friends. This is a generation that embraces technology eagerly, there are tools which allow better communication eg. webcam, forums, video sharing sites but these can also be misued. In Malaysia, 42% of users who go online are youths aged 24 and younger (based on the statistics by the Malaysia Communications and Multimedia Malaysia in 2005 - taken from The Star 16/01/2008). It's our duty to highlight the safety issues to help young people to stay safe. A practical joke is no longer funny when it involves a human life at stake - suicide.