Doxxing in a sentence

Gal warned that the breach would ‘lead to a lot of hacking, targeted phishing and doxxing’.

Multiple senators referred to the social media post as “doxxing,” which usually refers to sharing someone’s personal identifiers and contact information on the internet without their consent, often inviting blowback against them.

But it's still intimidating, made more so because the police who responded were not aware of the concept of doxxing, or tracing people online for the purpose of harassment.

In the past, doxxing attacks were typically orchestrated by lone individuals, limiting the damage they could create.

It further advocates for the safety and protection of students from harassment, intimidation, doxxing and threats through increased safety measures.

New Election Offenses and Penalties: Threatening or harassing election officials, attempting to pressure them to violate election laws, and doxxing them or their families are designated as election offenses, with varying degrees of severity.

We’ve faced death threats, a bomb scare, a clumsy swatting attempt and doxxing by white nationalists.

Midwestern State University Professor Nathan Jun called for all law enforcement officials to be strangled to death in August, and now he's facing death threats and doxxing attempts.

Someone immediately did a back ground check on the officer in an attempt to intimidate him by doxxing him.

Even journalists covering the protests haven’t been immune from the doxxing.

Did she cause the damage or did the people doxxing her?

Doxxing has been used to expose people in white supremacist groups to their employers, but also to make certain people vulnerable to harassment by publicizing their phone numbers and home addresses.

Last year he was promoted to captain despite the fact he’d been pulled off street duty months earlier after doxxing and harassing a woman who had pulled over a speeding cop.