Topeka ? Attorney General Steve Six has unveiled a new Internet safety Web site: NetSafeKansas.com.

The Web site aims to increase Internet safety education by giving Kansans additional knowledge about the threats they face online.

It contains information for kids and teens that focuses on the new threats of cyberbullying, cyberstalking and social networking Web sites. Six said it will help teach kids to protect themselves online and how to report improper or illegal activity on the Internet.

NetSafeKansas also has a section devoted to issues and threats consumers may encounter on the Internet. From online auctions to identity theft to online lotteries and phishing scams, the Web site teaches consumers how to spot scams and protect themselves.