On social media platforms, users may use a variety of means to conduct organized harassment or cyberbullying, including but not limited to the following: 1. **Group attack**: Organizing a group of people to collectively harass a specific target, including comments, private messages, or attacks on the content they post. 2. **Fake accounts**: Creating fake accounts to impersonate the victim, spread false information or make malicious comments to damage their reputation. 3. **Insults and insults**: Using insulting language, malicious comments or ridicule in public or private chats to humiliate the victim. 4. **Continuous stalking**: Constantly following and commenting on a user's activities on social media to create psychological pressure and fear. 5. **Spreading rumors and false information**: Spreading false information about the victim, damaging his reputation and triggering attacks from other users. 6. **Malicious tagging**: Using the "tag" function to introduce other users into discussions of harassment or attack to increase the victim's exposure. 7. **Organized boycott**: Planned boycott actions are launched to encourage other users to make negative comments or complaints about the victim's products or services. 8. **Picture and video spoofing**: spoofing the victim’s pictures or videos to spread insulting or malicious content. 9. **Platform abuse**: using the reporting function of social media to maliciously report the victim’s account in the hope of banning or deleting it. These behaviors not only affect the mental health of the target victims, but may also have a serious negative impact on their actual lives, so it requires the joint efforts of society and platforms to curb this phenomenon.