Abstract:As the vanguard force propelling the world’s latest wave of technological revolution and industrial transformation, digital technologies have become deeply ingrained across every sector of society, significantly influencing production methodologies, lifestyle patterns, and governance paradigms. Yet, with the confluence and extensive application of technologies such as artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, blockchain, and cloud computing, a digital realm that is rooted in but transcends physical reality has been shaped. This development erodes the line separating the virtual and the tangible, undermines established social norms of public reason, and precipitates a series of systemic ethical dilemmas.This discourse undertakes an exhaustive analysis of the manifold ethical hazards posed by digital technologies, encompassing threats to privacy, information security vulnerabilities, biases embedded within algorithms, and the exacerbation of the digital divide. It presents a panoramic view of how digital technologies challenge societal ethics and scrutinizes the underlying dynamics of these ethical risks, including the intrinsic tensions and uncertainties of technological evolution, as well as the shortcomings and delays in regulatory frameworks.In pursuit of mitigating the ethical perils associated with digital technologies, this treatise advocates for the formulation of ethical guidelines coupled with adaptive regulatory mechanisms. It underscores the importance of fortifying personal data protection and bolstering defenses against data security threats. The paper also calls for fostering an inclusive digital growth trajectory that advances digital equity and encourages global collaboration and governance in the digital sphere. The aim is to explore the golden rules that balance technological innovation with ethical bottom lines, guiding technological development to serve the public interest, ensuring that digital technologies promote social advancement without straying from ethical paths, thereby building a vibrant, fair, and just digital society.