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Doxing

The act of publicly revealing private personal identifying information about an individual or organization, often with malicious intent to harass, threaten, or incite harm.

Special Operations Forces

Highly trained military units that conduct specialized missions, often covert, such as counterterrorism, unconventional warfare, and direct action.

Title 18, United States Code

The main part of U.S. federal law that deals with crimes and criminal procedure across the country.

Restricted Personal Information

Specific private data points defined by this bill, such as home addresses, phone numbers, biometric data, or identifying photos linked to employment, which are protected from malicious public release.

Covered Person

An individual protected under this bill, specifically including special operations forces members, certain Department of Defense employees involved in sensitive activities, and federal law enforcement officers working with special operations.

Crime of Violence

A serious felony offense that involves the use, attempted use, or threatened use of physical force against a person or property, or an offense that inherently poses a significant risk of such force being used.