This bill, known as the "Stop the Doxx Act," introduces a new federal offense to protect law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and judges, along with their immediate family members, from targeted harassment. It prohibits the knowing publication of personal identifying information, such as home addresses or personal contact details, when done with the explicit intent to threaten, intimidate, or facilitate violence against these individuals. Violators face significant criminal penalties, including fines and imprisonment for up to 10 years for a first offense, escalating to 20 years for subsequent offenses. If the doxxing results in bodily injury or death , penalties can reach up to 40 years imprisonment. Furthermore, victims are empowered to bring a civil action in federal court to seek damages, injunctive relief, and attorney's fees. The legislation also directs the Attorney General to establish a comprehensive training program for protected public servants on online personal information security. This program will be available online and in-person, updated annually, and offered at no cost, with the Attorney General encouraging state and local agencies to require its completion.