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[Oct 13, 2026]
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Ron
Cybercrime Losses Keep Compounding. We Have to Bend the Curve
An FBI friend called me a couple of months ago and asked if I remembered a case we had worked together. I didn’t. It took me a minute to work out why: the case was more than seven years old, and it had only just been resolved. Seven years. In a fraud case, the window
[Oct 12, 2026]
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Rexxfield
OSINT Investigation: How We Identify an Anonymous Account, and Where It Stops
Last updated: October 13, 2026 People who come to us usually believe one of two things. Either the person behind an anonymous account can never be found, or a good investigator can unmask anyone from public data. Both are wrong. This guide explains how an OSINT investigation works, in the order we work it, and
[Aug 31, 2026]
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Rexxfield
How to Identify an Anonymous Online Harasser Before Filing a Lawsuit
Anonymous online harassment creates an unusual legal problem. The client may have substantial evidence of the conduct but no defendant to name. There are threatening messages, defamatory posts, impersonation accounts or repeated unwanted contact. The behaviour may have continued for months. Yet the anonymous online harasser is hiding behind usernames, temporary email addresses or fake
[Aug 18, 2026]
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Rexxfield
Online Defamation Investigations for Attorneys: From Anonymous Account to Identifiable Defendant
When an online defamation matter reaches an attorney, one of the first questions is often deceptively simple: Who is actually behind it? A client may have screenshots, usernames, URLs and months of abusive or defamatory content. They may be convinced they know who is responsible. But suspicion is very different from evidence that can support
[Apr 02, 2026]
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Rexxfield
Monitoring & Protection Intelligence for High-Profile Individuals: Stopping Smear Campaigns Early
Why Early Visibility Changes the Outcome One of the biggest misconceptions we see is that smear campaigns start when they become visible. They don’t. By the time something shows up in search results, gains traction, or turns into a broader reputation issue, it has already been developing in the background. What we are seeing more
[Mar 20, 2026]
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Rexxfield
The Rising Need for Digital Executive Threat Intelligence
How Rexxfield Protects Individuals, Executives, and Principals in a High-Risk Digital World In today’s environment, reputational attacks, impersonation, and targeted harassment are no longer rare events. They are persistent, evolving threats that impact individuals, executives, and organizations at every level. From CEO impersonation schemes to coordinated defamation campaigns, the digital landscape has created new vulnerabilities that require
[Mar 16, 2026]
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Rexxfield
Fake Business Page Impersonation: How to Identify Who Is Behind It
Discovering that someone created a fake social media page pretending to be your business is unsettling. Customers start asking questions, someone may be messaging your clients, and your brand reputation suddenly feels out of your control. The first question most business owners ask is simple: Can the person behind a fake business page actually be
[Feb 10, 2026]
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Rexxfield
How to Find Out Who Owns a Reddit Account
If someone is using Reddit to defame you, harass you, or damage your business, you probably are not looking for theory. You want answers, you want to know how to find out who owns a Reddit account. The short version is this: some Reddit accounts can be traced through open source intelligence. Others require technical
[Dec 10, 2025]
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Rexxfield