Doxxing (or doxing) refers to the act of publicly revealing or broadcasting private information about an individual without their consent, often with malicious intent.
• Used by attackers to expose personal information, such as home addresses, phone numbers, or private communications, to harass or intimidate individuals.• Employed in hacktivist campaigns to publicly reveal sensitive data about individuals or organizations.
Attackers gather personal information from public or private sources and publish it online to expose or harass their target.
Victims of doxxing may face harassment, identity theft, or threats to their safety and privacy.
Individuals can protect themselves by limiting the amount of personal information shared online, using strong privacy settings, and regularly monitoring their online presence.
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