SINGAPORE, Sept. 22 -- Singapore's Online Safety Commission (OSC) received more than 500 reports of online harm in its first two months of operations, with the youngest victim being a seven-year-old subjected to doxxing.

The figures, covering June 29 to August 31, were reported by CNA, which cited the commission and Minister for Digital Development and Information Josephine Teo.

Of the eligible reports received during the period, 44 per cent involved doxxing while online harassment accounted for 38 per cent.

Intimate image abuse made up 8 per cent of cases, followed by online stalking at 7 per cent and image-based child abuse involving victims below 16 at 3 per cent.

More than 90 per cent of eligible reports were resolved, although th...