Spain cybercrime victimizations by gender 2022

From the 298,319 cybercrime victimizations registered in Spain in 2022, over 149,000 were against female individuals, with another 148,000 against their male counterparts. Overall, around 81,000 individuals aged between 26 and 40 years were the most common victims of cybercrime in Spain. However, cybercrimes against victims aged between 51 to 65 years old have increased, currently making this the second-most targeted age group in the country.

Annual number of cybercrime victims in Spain 2022, by gender

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Release date

2024

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Spain

Survey time period

2022

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data from regional police division in Basque Country only included after 2021

Supplementary notes

Date of release date is date of access.

The concept of victimization refers to the number of events reported by people in which they claim to be victims or harmed on the occasion of a criminal offense. It differs from the concept of victim since it determines individual people. This excludes penetrative/non-penetrative sexual assault and penetrative sexual abuse.

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