The socio-legal tussle surrounding cybercrime is a complex and evolving challenge that spans both national and international domains. At the national level, governments and legal systems are constantly grappling with the rapid advancement of technology and the adaptation of criminal activities to the digital realm. Laws and regulations often struggle to keep pace with the ever-changing landscape of cyber threats, leading to challenges in enforcement and prosecution. Internationally, the analysis of cybercrime involves, collaboration and conflict. Countries must cooperate to address transnational cyber threats, sharing technical expertise and intelligence to combat cybercriminal networks. However, conflicting legal and jurisdictional issues frequently arise, making extradition and prosecution of cybercriminals a contentious issue. Moreover, international organizations and agreements are continuously being developed to establish norms and standards in cyberspace, but striking the right balance between security, privacy, and individual freedoms remains a point of contention.