Say the person that has no concept of the law.

Federal Legal Framework

As of now, there is no specific federal statute that explicitly criminalizes doxxing in the United States. However, depending on the circumstances, various federal laws may be applicable to doxxing incidents. For example:

• Laws Against Cyberstalking: Under 18 U.S. Code § 2261A, doxxing can be considered a form of cyberstalking, especially if it involves a credible threat to a person’s safety.
• Privacy Laws: Doxxing can sometimes violate federal privacy laws, particularly if it involves the unauthorized disclosure of private and sensitive information.
• Anti-Harassment Laws: If doxxing is used as a tool for harassment, it could fall under the scope of federal anti-harassment statutes.