This guide defines doxing as the practice of gathering and publishing an individual’s personally identifiable information (PII) or an organization’s sensitive information for malicious purposes. It outlines the potential impacts on critical infrastructure, which can range from harassment and intimidation to physical violence. The document provides case studies of doxing attacks targeting a hospital, law enforcement, and election officials. It offers protective options for individuals and organizations, such as securing social media accounts, updating software, and being wary of social engineering . It also details mitigation steps for victims, including reporting the incident, working to remove the information, and monitoring personal safety .
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