1. past tense of dox; to publicly reveal or publish private personal information about someone (such as their address, phone number, or real name) without their consent, typically on the internet.
Usage: informal; internet slang; often used in the context of online harassment or vigilantism

Examples

• The activist was doxxed after posting controversial comments on social media.
• She was doxxed by angry users who disagreed with her political views.
• The hacker doxxed several company executives and posted their home addresses online.
• He feared being doxxed after his identity became known in the gaming community.
• The journalist warned that whistleblowers could be doxxed if they weren't careful about their privacy.
• Multiple people were doxxed during the online harassment campaign.