The theme of the present final paper is the internet violence with an emphasis on different types and forms respectively, models and characteristics of the same. As the technology has developed, especially the establishment of the Internet, violence has moved from the everyday real world to the virtual one. As long as in a real world there is a possibility for the victim to run away from his/her attacker, in the virtual one it is not that simple. There are two types of Internet violence, however, direct attack involves only two persons - an assailant and a victim while an assault through a mediator requires third party presence. Directly or through an intermediary, the assailant is able to choose any form of Internet violence. Harassment and intimidation or the untruth elicitations are just some of them and, at the same time the simplest ones. Hate groups, as one of the most common forms of Internet violence, represent mocking made by an individual or a few while involving a large number of people respectively audience. Due to different characteristics, Internet bullies can be classified into a certain group of the same types. The types are as follows: The Vengeful Angel, the Power – Hungry, Revenge of the Nerds, the “Mean Girls” and the Inadvertent Cyber bully. Among the most important and most frequently mentioned correlations of Internet violence are gender, age, self-control, empathy and the overall attitude towards violence as well as morals. Although electronic violence is difficult to identify, there are a large number of signs that make it easier to identify it. It is very important to react timely in order to avoid unwished consequences.