Since 2008. Licensed Private Investigators, Internet, Digital & Social Forensic-Litigation Support Analyst.

The Internet
That interview you gave. That podcast clip. That panel recording. AI impersonation doesn't need to hack you — it just needs enough of your voice already on the public record. Preserve, don't panic: save the impersonating content before you report it. rexxfield.com/ai-impersonati… #AIImpersonation #DigitalTwin
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Most of what we do at Rexxfield isn't forensics — it's earning trust. Victims come to us scared, embarrassed, often convinced no one will believe them. Before we can help, we have to get past that. Every time. Helping one person rarely stays contained to one person. Pull a single thread and you'll usually find other victims tangled into the same case. We've seen what happens when that support comes too late. That's why we take the human side of this job as seriously as the technical side — it's the reason the rest of it works.
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Filing a defamation suit against an anonymous account? The investigation should happen before you file, not after — digital evidence disappears fast once the other side knows you're looking. Sometimes it also tells you the case isn't there yet. That's worth knowing first. rexxfield.com/pre-litigation… #OnlineDefamation #DigitalForensics
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Your brain doesn't know the difference between a bear chasing you and a text that says "I'm sending this to everyone." When a teen gets threatened like that, their brain doesn't file it under "embarrassing." It files it under "I might die." Fight or flight takes over, and the logical part of the brain just... shuts off. That's the whole reason they freeze instead of asking for help. It's not that they don't care or don't trust you. It's biology doing its thing at the worst possible time. So if a teen in your life is going through this, skip the "why didn't you just tell someone" questions. Lead with calm. That's what actually gets through.
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That "urgent, update our bank details" email? It might be the $3B a year scam quietly draining companies dry. We broke down exactly how these scammers time the ask, and what actually gets the money back. rexxfield.com/business-email… #BEC #WireFraud
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Scammers getting trolled by investigators who are having the time of their lives doing it, and we don't feel one bit bad about it. Here's how it works: one victim's case cracks open, and suddenly we can see the entire scam operation hiding behind it. Once we've mapped the whole thing, we don't just investigate. We dismantle. We make their infrastructure creak. We make their costs skyrocket. We make their day very, very bad. Cue the world's smallest violin. 🎻 Honestly? We love what we do.
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Defamation attorneys: anonymous doesn’t always mean starting with subpoenas. Digital attribution, IP evidence and OSINT can sometimes identify who’s behind online defamation earlier, avoiding lengthy subpoena processes and saving crucial time. rexxfield.com/online-defamat…
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That "angry mob" harassing you online? Might be one guy, a laptop, and a chatbot. We broke down the exact digital fingerprints that expose a one person harassment campaign dressed up as a dozen attackers. 🌐 rexxfield.com/ai-harassment-… #AIHarassment #Cybercrime
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⚠️ Impersonation Alert ⚠️ We’ve seen scammers posing as Rexxfield staff on WhatsApp. Please remember: - We never contact you first — you must reach out to us. - We never ask for or accept payment in gift cards. Verify before you trust. #ScamAlert #CyberSecurity
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We received positive news yesterday: by collaborating with a small sheriff's office in Minnesota, USA, we successfully froze approximately USD 700,000 worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum held in various exchanges. These accounts belong to Chinese nationals based in Hong Kong, Laos, and Cambodia. The civil forfeiture process is likely to take at least six months, and our next challenge will be proving that the remaining balances can be traced back to our client, who was defrauded of over USD 1.4 million. One wallet, in particular, has processed over USD 40 million in laundered funds. Note: This is an exceptionally rare case. Recovery, or any form of justice, is often elusive with Pig Butchering scams, especially when orchestrated by organized Chinese criminal networks. In rare instances like this, disrupting their operations may force them to rebuild infrastructure from the ground up.
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STINGFORCE: Revolutionising Global Law Enforcement Like SpaceX Changed The Space Industry open.substack.com/pub/stingf…
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ProtonMail is a popular service amongst those who want to anonymously harass their victims. The sender of a #ProtonMail email address is hard to trace compared to other email providers. This is because: a) The email is encrypted, which means the sender’s originating IP address is hidden from the source code, and b) ProtonMail generally does not respond to subpoenas as it requires any subpoena directed at ProtonMail to be issued by a Swiss court. This additional legal step often deters foreign governments from pursuing this route as it adds complexity, time, and effort to the investigation. Therefore, we prefer alternative methods that are more efficient: rexxfield.com/can-protonmail…
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Here is the full video of paid Facebook ad where artificial intelligence is used to impersonate CNN anchor reporters to promote a criminal recovery scam operation. I’ll post in the comments below screenshots of the reporting process. Once Facebook responds, I will post a screenshot of their response. I also posted copies of the reporting process to see if Facebook will delete the ad. If you comment on this post, you will be alerted to updates if you’re interested on the outcome, once Facebook messages me with the results of their investigation. Comment on this post so that you will be alerted to updates.
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