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Federal government to outlaw doxxing, impose up to seven years' jail for malicious sharing of personal data

The malicious release of personal data online, known as doxxing, will be outlawed and attract up to seven years in jail under new legislation being introduced to federal parliament on Thursday.

By: ABC News (AU)

Sep 12 2024
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Federal government to outlaw doxxing, impose up to seven years' jail for malicious sharing of personal data

Federal government to outlaw doxxing, impose up to seven years' jail for malicious sharing of personal data

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Federal government to outlaw doxxing, impose up to seven years' jail for malicious sharing of personal data

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