The rapid development of deep fake technology has made it easier to create realistic visual and auditory content. These technologies can be abused to create intimidation activities in the following ways: 1. **Fake videos and audio**: Deep fake technology can be used to create videos or audio that are extremely similar to real people. This content can be used to forge false threats, such as making a public figure look like he is making threats or inciting violence. 2. **Social engineering attacks**: Deep fakes can be used to create realistic phishing attacks. For example, by forging a video of the leader of a certain unit, employees or partners can be induced to take specific actions, such as revealing sensitive information or transferring funds. 3. **Pranks and fake news**: Fake news videos created using deep fake technology may spread on social media, causing panic or misunderstanding, creating hostility, and thus affecting public sentiment or social stability. 4. **Cyber bullying**: Generating false photos or videos for cyber bullying, defamation, etc., causing psychological pressure and fear to the victim. 5. **Simulated violent acts**: Deep fakes are used to generate false violent scene videos to intimidate a specific group or individual, making them feel that their safety is threatened. To counter these abuses, countries and relevant agencies are working to develop technologies and regulations to detect and curb the spread of deep fake content and protect personal safety and social stability.