Child sexual abuse (CSA) is associated with revictimization and sexual risk-taking behaviours. The Internet has increased the opportunities for teens to access sexually explicit imagery and has provided new avenues for victimization and exploitation. Online URL activity and offline psychosocial factors were assessed for 460 females aged 12–16 (CSA = 156; comparisons = 304) with sexual behaviours and Internet-initiated victimization assessed 2 years later. Females who experienced CSA did not use more pornography than comparisons but were at increased odds of being cyberbullied (odds ratio = 2.84, 95% confidence interval = 1.67–4.81). These females were also more likely to be represented in a high-risk latent profile characterized by heightened URL activity coupled with problematic psychosocial factors, which showed increased odds of being cyberbullied, receiving online sexual solicitations and heightened sexual activity. While Internet activity alone may not confer risk, results indicate a subset of teens who have experienced CSA for whom both online and offline factors contribute to problematic outcomes.

儿童性虐待 (CSA) 与再次受害和性冒险行为有关。互联网增加了青少年获取色情图像的机会，并为受害和剥削提供了新途径。对 460 名 12-16 岁女性（CSA = 156；比较 = 304）的在线 URL 活动和离线心理社会因素进行了评估，并在 2 年后评估了性行为和互联网发起的受害情况。经历过 CSA 的女性并没有比比较使用更多的色情内容，但被网络欺凌的几率增加（优势比 = 2.84，95% 置信区间 = 1.67–4.81）。这些女性也更有可能表现出高风险的潜在特征，其特征是 URL 活动增加以及有问题的社会心理因素，这表明被网络欺凌、接受在线性诱惑和性活动增加的几率增加。虽然单独的互联网活动可能不会带来风险，但结果表明，一部分经历过 CSA 的青少年在线和离线因素都会导致问题结果。