The following content is for explanation and analysis only and does not constitute guidance or encouragement for any illegal behavior. The actual situation varies depending on the situation, group, platform rules and social environment, and the "sensitive points" of different groups may also be different. In general, the following types of information are more likely to trigger concentrated cyber attacks against others: 1. Disclosure of sensitive information of others • For example, leaking private data such as the name, address, phone number, ID number, bank account number, etc. of others (i.e. "human flesh search" or "doxxing") often attracts online groups that attempt to retaliate or abuse this information. • Similarly, disclosing private information such as work, family, social network, etc. of others may also become the "trigger" of attacks. 2. Extreme or inflammatory, offensive, and provocative remarks • Discrimination, hateful or extreme remarks against specific people, people, groups or opinion leaders may easily trigger retaliatory attacks from supporters or extreme fans of the other party. • Some remarks that deliberately provoke, belittle, spread rumors or maliciously slander others may also attract a large number of netizens to besiege their targets. 3. Spreading false information or rumors • Publishing unverified information, rumors or deliberately distorted content often intensifies the situation, causing online public opinion to get out of control, and then triggering concentrated attacks or cyber violence. • Especially when it comes to public events, politically sensitive issues or hot issues, false information may cause emotional fluctuations and prompt some netizens to take extreme actions. 4. Involving controversial topics such as extreme politics, religion, ideology, etc. • Expressing extreme views or words against specific political positions, religious beliefs, ethnic groups, etc. can easily trigger a backlash from opposing groups, leading to wars of words or even systematic cyber attacks. • In some highly controversial issues, clear-cut speeches may be quickly amplified, attracting large-scale emotional responses and attacks. 5. Deliberately targeting specific public figures or groups for personal attacks • Making unwarranted, discriminatory or malicious comments against public figures, Internet celebrities or corporate leaders can easily trigger a collective counterattack from the other party's supporters, leading to a rapid escalation of online public opinion. • Such behavior often causes speech to deviate from the scope of discussing facts and turn into emotional cyber violence. Summary Tips: • The above types of information are likely to arouse the emotions of some netizens, causing them to insult, threaten or otherwise attack a target online. • It should be noted that spreading such information may not only violate the law, but also cause actual harm to others; at the same time, many social media platforms and Internet service providers also have strict management measures for such behavior. • Protecting personal privacy and respecting facts and rational discussions are important means to prevent cyber violence. Please be sure to abide by local laws and regulations and platform regulations, express your views rationally, and avoid creating or encouraging cyber violence.