Doxxing
Doxxing
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DOI：
10.1002/9781119429128.iegmc009
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发表时间：
2020
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通讯作者：
Jade Metzger
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作者：
Stine Eckert;Jade Metzger
Doxxing（或doxing）是一种复杂的，性别形式的在线骚扰，通过在线大众媒体渠道发布信息，从而违反了感知的隐私边界，导致目标的身体和在线后果。Doxxing经常与其他形式的在线虐待一起发生，并以复杂和性别化的方式纠缠在线和物理环境，这些方式在个案基础上有所不同。虽然女性和男性都经历过doxxing，但女性更有可能收到更多不想要的，刻薄的，和性信息，成为网络围攻或抢劫的目标，复仇色情，裸体泄露的信息，并收到不想要的性物品。技术的设计和使用已成为女权主义学者的一个重要焦点，因为研究表明，它们通过消除在线匿名性的问题发展趋势，促进了在线骚扰，如doxxing。
Doxxing (or doxing) is a complex, gendered form of online harassment that breaches perceived privacy boundaries by releasing information through online mass media channels, resulting in physical and online consequences for a target. Doxxing often occurs in conjunction with other forms of online abuse and entangles online and physical environments in complicated and gendered ways that differ on a case‐by‐case basis. While both women and men experience doxxing, women are more likely to receive greater amounts of unwanted, vitriolic, and sexualized messages, to be the targets of cyber‐mobbing or brigading, revenge porn, nude leaked messages, and receive unwanted sexualized items. The design and use of technology has become an important focus for feminist scholars as studies have demonstrated that they facilitate online harassment such as doxxing through a problematic developing trend toward eliminating anonymity online.