Sabotage in cybersecurity refers to the intentional act of damaging, destroying, or disrupting computer systems, networks, or digital infrastructure. This is often carried out to achieve political, military, or economic objectives, and can involve attacks such as deleting critical data, disabling services, or corrupting hardware. Sabotage can target government agencies, businesses, or essential services, causing significant operational and financial harm. Unlike accidental damage, sabotage is always deliberate and planned, making it a serious threat to digital security and stability.