Doxxing and other online harassment

Dealing with direct threats, physical harm, and emergencies

In an emergency, please call 911 or UCPD's on-campus emergency line at (510) 642-3333.

Protect yourself from "Doxxing" webpage from the Office of Ethics, Risk, and Compliance Services
Step-by-step instructions document from the Office of Ethics, Risk, and Compliance Services
The UC Berkeley Cybersecurity Clinic(link is external) from the School of Information and Center for Long Term Cybersecurity, helps civil society organizations (including UC Berkeley organizations) defend against digital threats.

If you are concerned about information about you that is available on the campus directory, visit the CalNet Directory and Privacy(link is external) page for information.
Registered Student Organizations (RSOs): If you have questions about the protecting privacy for your RSO, including publicly-viewable CalLink information, please reach out to oasis.center@berkeley.edu(link sends e-mail).

To law enforcement: For on-campus non-emergencies, visit the University of California Police Department(link is external) (UCPD) or call at (510) 642-6760.
To UC Berkeley: Harassment that could be based on a protected category, including stalking, online harassment, or hate and bias incidents may be reported to the Office for the Prevention of Harassment and Discrimination (OPHD) or the UC Whistleblower Hotline(link is external).

You may report to OPHD in any of the following ways:
- Webform: https://uctitleix.i-sight.com/portal/Berkeley(link is external)
- Email: ask_ophd@berkeley.edu(link sends e-mail)
- Phone: 510-643-7985 (711 the California Relay(link is external))

Please visit OPHD's website for more information.

If the information exposed is UCB FERPA protected student data(link is external), personally identifiable information (examples include, but are not limited to Social Security Number, Drivers License Number, or home address), and/or information pertaining to physical or mental health conditions, it should be reported to the Privacy Office, privacyoffice@berkeley.edu(link sends e-mail)(link sends e-mail)

If the incident involves unauthorized access to UC Berkeley electronic accounts or resources, please make a report to security@berkeley.edu

Any University employee (including any student employee) who is not a Confidential Resource must report the following if they learn of the Prohibited Conduct in the course of their work:
- Prohibited Conduct under the UC SVSH Policy affecting students
Any faculty member, manager, or supervisor who is not a Confidential Resource must report any of the following if they learn of the Prohibited Conduct in the course of their work:
- Prohibited Conduct under the UC SVSH Policy affecting anyone affiliated with the University
- Prohibited Conduct under the UC Anti-Discrimination Policy affecting anyone affiliated with the University