Victims can be exploited in any location where the cybersex traffickers have a computer, tablet, or phone with internet connection.[1] These locations, commonly referred to as ‘cybersex dens,’[2][3][4] can be in homes, hotels, offices, internet cafes, and other businesses, making them extremely difficult or impossible for law enforcement to identify.[5] The number of cybersex trafficking victims is unknown.[6][7] Some victims are simultaneously forced into prostitution.[45]