As per Lawkidunya, there are several different types of cybercrimes, but they can generally be categorized into four main categories:

Crimes Against Individuals: These are crimes that are targeted at individuals, such as cyberstalking, online harassment, and identity theft.

Crimes Against Organisations: These are crimes that are targeted at organizations, such as data breaches and corporate espionage.

Crimes Against Society: These are crimes that have a broader impact on society, such as the distribution of child pornography or the creation and distribution of malicious software.

Crimes Against the State: These are crimes that are committed against a government or state, such as cyber espionage or the disruption of critical infrastructure.

• Some examples of specific cybercrimes that fall into these categories include:
• Phishing scams and fraud
• Hacking and unauthorized access to systems
• Distribution of malicious software or malware
• Cyberstalking and online harassment
• Identity theft and fraud
• Cyberbullying
• Distribution of child pornography
• Data breaches and theft of sensitive information
• Cyber espionage and sabotage of critical infrastructure.