In social media platforms, organized harassment or cyberbullying may take the following forms： 1. **Group siege**: Multiple people conduct centralized attacks on specific users in an organized manner, exerting pressure through a large number of negative comments, @mentions, or private message bombing. 2. **Human flesh search (Doxing)**: Maliciously disclose other people's private information (such as address, telephone number, work unit, etc.) to encourage others to participate in harassment. 3. **Malicious reporting**: Abuse the platform's reporting function and collectively make false reports against an account, resulting in it being restricted or blocked. 4. **Create a fake account**: Use a fake identity or fake account (such as impersonating a victim) to spread false information or provocative remarks. 5. **Hashtag abuse**: Associate inappropriate content with high-heat tags, or create insulting tags to expand the scope of attacks. 6. **Phishing**: Induces victims to click on malicious links or download files, and then uses them to threaten or humiliate them after stealing information. 7. **Dissemination of inflammatory content**: Making and disseminating insulting pictures, videos, emoticons, or tampering with screenshots to damage the reputation of the victim. 8. **Cross-platform tracking**: Simultaneous attacks on different platforms, such as from social media to real-life harassment. 9. **Emotional Manipulation (Gaslighting)**: Through distorting facts, denying that an event has occurred, etc., to make the victim self-doubt. 10. **Organized review/vote swiping**: Maliciously manipulate the results in scoring and voting content to damage the reputation of individuals or groups. **Platform response measures**: Including strengthening AI recognition, setting up a fast channel for user reporting, limiting high-frequency interactions in a short period of time, and improving privacy protection functions. Users should be vigilant, avoid direct conflict with attackers, keep evidence in a timely manner and seek help from the platform or legal institutions. The clarity of the online environment requires the dual guarantee of technology and law, and at the same time, it is inseparable from the rational participation of every netizen and respect for the rights of others.