The following are some methods that users may use as mentioned in some studies and reports (for description only, not encouragement or support): 1. Multi-account coordinated operations: Use multiple accounts (including fake accounts, robot accounts or "water army") to attack the target at the same time. This strategy can make the attack look like a widespread voice from "public opinion", achieving the effect of suppression, misleading or intimidation. 2. Group "siege" or "dog pack effect": Intentionally organize multiple users to comment, forward, like or report the target account or content in large quantities in the same period of time, so that the victim's social media interaction environment will deteriorate rapidly, thereby achieving the purpose of attacking their right to speak or increasing psychological pressure. 3. Spreading false information and rumors: Through artificial planning, creating and spreading false information, rumors or slanderous materials against the target, intending to destroy the target's image or reputation. Sometimes, fictitious identities are used to create fake news to mislead the public and further increase public pressure. 4. Malicious disclosure of personal information (Doxxing): Without the permission of the person concerned, the private or sensitive information (such as address, phone number, work unit, etc.) of the person concerned is made public or shared, exposing the target to the risk of threats and harassment in real life. 5. Abuse of platform functions: Using the functions of social media platforms (such as centralized reporting, lowering content recommendation algorithms, frequent "marking" of violations, etc.) to intentionally cause the target user's content to be downgraded by the platform algorithm, or force the platform to punish or ban their account. 6. Organizing offline harassment: Some organized cyber attack groups may also use online communication methods to coordinate offline tracking or human flesh searches to increase pressure and threats on the target. 7. Manipulating public opinion atmosphere: Through unified rhetoric, specific hashtags and other means, create a false impression of "public opinion" and group consensus on the surface, so as to drown out opposing voices and even guide more people to participate in negative attacks on the target. It should be emphasized that these means may violate the terms of use and relevant laws and regulations of many social media platforms. Many platforms are constantly improving detection and response measures to protect users from harassment and cyberbullying by malicious organizations. For users who encounter similar situations, it is recommended to report to the platform in a timely manner and seek legal assistance and psychological support.