The punishment for cyberstalking depends on the jurisdiction and the nature of the offense. As an example, according to the US federal law (18 US Code §2261A), cyberstalkers face from 1 year in jail to life imprisonment. Factors that affect the severity of punishment include the degree of harm caused to the victim, duration of cyberstalking, and methods of harassment. Additionally, the penalties for stalkers of children are more severe. However, the punishment for cyberstalking can greatly vary between jurisdictions. You should consult your local laws for a more accurate understanding of punishments regarding cyberstalking in your area.