Rexxfield Investigates

About Rexxfield Investigates

Rexxfield Investigates takes you inside real-world investigations involving cybercrime, fraud, insider threats, and complex corporate disputes. Each episode breaks down how modern investigations unfold — from digital clues and hidden networks to the human decisions that shape the outcome. Hosted by the team at Rexxfield, we explore the intersection of technology, risk, security, and accountability in today’s connected world. Whether you work in business, law, technology, or are simply curious about how high-stakes investigations are solved, this podcast offers clear insight into the cases shaping the modern risk landscape.

Publisher

Rexxfield Investigates

Category

business · true crime

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

2 Mar 2026

Latest episode

30 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

17 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   30 Oct 2026

   Cyber Nightmares: Power Grid Attacks, Digital Threats & the Fear Factor

   This Halloween, the scariest threats aren't ghosts or monsters. They're the ones hiding in our digital infrastructure. In this special Halloween episode of Rexxfield Investigates, Ronnie Tokazowski and Stephen Dougherty explore the unsettling world of cyberattacks, critical infrastructure threats, and the fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) that can turn legitimate security concerns into widespread panic. From the Stuxnet malware and the 2015 Ukrainian power grid cyberattack to modern concerns about infrastructure vulnerabilities and government preparedness, we examine what happens when cyber threats cross over into the physical world. But are we facing an impending cyber catastrophe, or are headlines and online speculation making things scarier than they really are? Ronnie and Stephen discuss the overlap between nation-state cyber operations, cyber-enabled financial fraud, and the psychology of fear. They also share practical insights into emergency preparedness, recognizing real threats, and managing the anxiety that often follows a suspected cyberattack. In this episode: How cyberattacks can disrupt power grids and critical infrastructure Lessons from Stuxnet and the 2015 Ukrainian blackout Why governments and military installations practice emergency preparedness The surprising connections between cybercrime, financial fraud, and nation-state threats How fear, uncertainty, and doubt influence our perception of danger Why suspected hacking incidents aren't always what they appear to be Practical ways to stay prepared, grounded, and informed without giving in to panic The takeaway? Stay aware, stay prepared, and don't let fear do the hackers' work for them. Join us as we take the fear out of cybersecurity, one investigation at a time. Rexxfield Investigates — Uncovering the truth behind digital threats. #RexxfieldInvestigates #Cybersecurity #Cybercrime #CriticalInfrastructure #Halloween #CyberThreats #DigitalForensics #CyberAwareness

2. 

   13 Oct 2026

   Everything Is Still on Fire: A Cybersecurity Awareness Month Reality Check

   It's Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026, and guess what? Everything is still on fire. Cybercrime losses keep climbing. Scammers are draining retirement accounts, destroying livelihoods, and leaving victims to pick up the pieces. Meanwhile, government agencies are buried in bureaucracy, financial institutions aren't always playing ball, and social media platforms continue to provide fertile ground for fraudsters. But hey, at least we've got another awareness campaign. In this gloves-off episode of Rexxfield Investigates, Ronnie Tokazowski and Stephen Dougherty take an unfiltered look at the state of cybersecurity and the institutions that are supposed to protect us. We're talking about: Why cybercrime losses continue to rise despite years of awareness campaigns. The fragmented response from federal agencies and why investigations can take years. Banks and fintech platforms that make recovering stolen money harder than it needs to be. Meta, Facebook, and Instagram's ongoing problems with scams, impersonation, and illicit marketplaces. Why we need faster investigations, better intelligence sharing, and coordinated action instead of more bureaucratic finger-pointing. This isn't another cybersecurity checklist. It's a candid, occasionally profanity-laced conversation about what's broken, who's dropping the ball, and what it would actually take to turn things around. The scammers are organized. Why aren't we? Welcome to Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Bring a fire extinguisher. Rexxfield Investigates | Ronnie Tokazowski & Stephen Dougherty #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #Cybercrime #Scams #FraudPrevention #RexxfieldInvestigates

3. 

   10 Sept 2026

   Scams Aren’t an Intelligence Test: Stop, Step Out, and Verify with Beth Andress

   Why do smart people fall for scams? Because scams aren’t an intelligence test. They’re a form of behavioral manipulation. In this episode of Rexxfield Investigates, Ronnie Tokazowski sits down with Beth Andress, co-founder of Street Safe Self Defence and founder of the Digital Self-Defense Academy, to explore how stress, urgency, intuition, and social engineering affect decision-making. Beth brings a self-defense mindset to scam prevention: recognize the warning signs early enough that you never reach the point of crisis. Ronnie and Beth discuss how scammers create urgency, exploit trust, and build manufactured realities that can make even intelligent people act against their better judgment. They also explore the role of fight, flight, freeze, and fawn responses, and why victims often struggle to accept what happened after a scam is exposed. The key takeaway is Beth’s simple framework: Stop. Step Out. Verify. When someone pressures you to send money, share information, or make an important decision, interrupt the process, step outside the situation, and verify the request independently. Scams change constantly. The goal isn’t to memorize every tactic. It’s to recognize when someone is manipulating your behavior. Learn More About Beth Andress Digital Self-Defense Academy https://www.yourdigitalselfdefenseacademy.com/ (https://www.yourdigitalselfdefenseacademy.com/) Street Safe Self Defence - Digital Risk & Fraud Awareness https://streetsafeselfdefence.com/digital-risk/ (https://streetsafeselfdefence.com/digital-risk/) LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/bethandress/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/bethandress/) Rexxfield Learn more about Rexxfield and our investigative work: https://rexxfield.com/ (https://rexxfield.com/)

4. 

   1 Sept 2026

   We’re Losing: Can Offensive Operations Start Tipping the Tides?

   Cybercrime continues to generate billions of dollars in losses while investigators, banks, law enforcement, and victims are often forced to play defense. In this episode of Rexxfield Investigates, Ronnie Tokazowski and Stephen Dougherty discuss whether a new framework for offensive cyber operations could finally start changing that equation. Rather than looking at offensive operations as simply “hacking the hackers,” Ronnie and Stephen explore what happens when investigators can move deeper into criminal infrastructure, identify connected bank accounts and money mules, uncover additional victims, disrupt email accounts and infrastructure, and turn intelligence over to banks and law enforcement for action. Historically, a single compromised inbox could expose dozens or even hundreds of additional victims, but getting that visibility often required extensive legal process, federal resources, prosecutors, and time. The conversation also examines one of the biggest weaknesses of modern cybercrime: criminals rarely operate in isolation. Money launderers, business email compromise groups, romance scammers, nation-state actors, and even terrorist organizations can share infrastructure, financial networks, and intermediaries. Offensive investigations may provide an opportunity to follow those connections much further than a traditional single-victim investigation allows. Ronnie and Stephen also discuss disruption techniques that go beyond simply taking systems offline. Feeding bad data into criminal marketplaces, identifying and burning financial accounts, forcing criminals to verify information, and creating uncertainty inside criminal networks can increase their costs while making them question whether interference is coming from investigators, competitors, or rival criminal groups. The goal isn't vigilantism. It's creating a controlled framework that gives qualified investigators another tool against transnational cybercrime while protecting victims, investigators, and innocent third parties. For decades, defenders have largely been forced to react while cybercriminals choose the targets, infrastructure, timing, and tactics. The question now is: Are we finally reaching a point where we can start bringing the fight back to them?

5. 

   14 Jul 2026

   Why Scam Victims Refuse to Report the Crime

   What do you do when someone you care about is clearly being scammed, but they refuse to accept it or ask for help? In this episode of Rexxfield Investigates, Ronnie Tokazowski and Stephen Dougherty discuss why victims of romance and cryptocurrency scams may ignore red flags, reject evidence, and continue engaging with the people exploiting them. They explore the role of shame, cognitive dissonance, emotional attachment, and fear, along with practical ways family members, friends, and outside observers can help without pushing the victim further away. The episode also covers how scams can escalate into identity theft, financial exploitation, and even money laundering, and why preserving evidence such as messages, phone numbers, wallet addresses, and payment records matters. Most importantly, recovery is possible. Victims need support, patience, and a safe place to turn when they are ready. Learn more at Rexxfield.com (http://Rexxfield.com). #ScamAwareness #RomanceScam #CryptoScam #FraudPrevention #Cybercrime #RexxfieldInvestigates

6. 

   23 Jun 2026

   How Banks, Law Enforcement & Threat Intel Teams Fight Modern Scams | Rexxfield Investigates

   Modern scams are no longer simple one-off fraud cases. They are coordinated, fast-moving campaigns involving bank impersonation, phishing, SMS attacks, fake websites, remote access tools, money mules, synthetic identities, and criminal networks that often span industries and borders. In this episode of Rexxfield Investigates, Ronnie Tokazowski sits down with Dave Pilot, a fraud disruption leader at a major financial institution, to discuss how banks, threat intelligence teams, law enforcement, NCFTA, FS-ISAC, and private-sector partners work together to identify, connect, and disrupt cyber-enabled financial crime. They explore why individual scam reports often look isolated, how information sharing helps reveal larger criminal campaigns, why victims are frequently blamed when the real problem is far more complex, and what needs to change to better protect consumers, families, small businesses, and vulnerable communities. Topics covered include: Bank impersonation scams and phishing campaigns Remote access fraud using tools like AnyDesk Why scam cases often appear as isolated one-offs The role of NCFTA and FS-ISAC in fraud intelligence sharing How financial institutions and law enforcement collaborate Romance scams, money mules, fake jobs, and cyber-enabled harm Why victim education must be practical, targeted, and empathetic How communities can better protect seniors, families, and children online Bad people should have bad days. At Rexxfield, we investigate, connect the dots, and work to make bad people sad.

7. 

   12 May 2026

   Burnout on the Front Lines: Cybercrime, Control, and Finding a Way Back

   In this episode of Rexxfield Investigates, Ronnie Tokazowski and Stephen Dougherty have an honest conversation about burnout in the information security and cybercrime response world. Drawing from their own experiences helping victims of scams, business email compromise, and financial crime, they discuss how burnout builds, why it often follows you beyond work, and how guilt, control, self-isolation, and emotional exhaustion can quietly take over. Ronnie and Stephen also explore what recovery can look like, including setting boundaries, taking real breaks, asking for help, reframing difficult moments, and learning to “put your own mask on first” so you can continue helping others in a healthier and more sustainable way. This is a candid episode for anyone working in cybersecurity, fraud response, victim support, or any high-pressure field where caring deeply can come at a cost. Learn more about Rexxfield at https://rexxfield.com (https://rexxfield.com).

8. 

   21 Apr 2026

   Scams, Psychology, and Survival: Inside the Minds of Victims and Scammers

   In this episode of Rexxfield Investigates, Ronnie Tokazowski sits down with Landon Winkelvoss, CEO and co-founder of Backgrounder, to explore the complex psychology behind modern scams—and why anyone can fall victim. They dive deep into the emotional and neurological factors that keep victims engaged, from loneliness and shame to manipulation and urgency. Through real-world cases, the conversation reveals how scams evolve from simple fraud into psychological entrapment, often making it difficult for victims to walk away—even when they know something is wrong. The episode also breaks down: The difference between scam operations in West Africa vs. Southeast Asia The role of human trafficking and forced labor in large-scale scam centers Why traditional advice like “just block them” often fails How scammers exploit trust, relationships, and emotional vulnerability The growing scale of global cybercrime and financial loss New tools and approaches designed to stop scams before money is lost Ronnie and Landon also discuss prevention vs. recovery—what it takes to stop scams early, and what happens when victims try to get their money back. If you think scams “could never happen to you,” this episode may change your perspective. 🔗 Resources & Support: Learn more or get help: https://rexxfield.com (https://rexxfield.com) Check suspicious activity: https://backgrounder.com (https://backgrounder.com) Victim education & recovery support: https://antiscam.education (https://antiscam.education) If you or someone you know may be involved in a scam, don’t wait—early action can make all the difference.

9. 

   14 Apr 2026

   How to Talk to Kids About Sextortion

   Are your kids safe online? Here’s what every parent needs to know about sextortion—and how to stop it before it starts. In this episode, Ronnie and Anna break down the growing threat of sextortion and online grooming targeting children on platforms like Roblox, Instagram, and Snapchat. You’ll learn how predators operate, the red flags parents often miss, and—most importantly—how to have real conversations with your kids that actually protect them. This isn’t just about parental controls. It’s about awareness, communication, and staying one step ahead. 🔍 What You’ll Learn What sextortion is and why kids are especially vulnerable How grooming starts (and escalates quickly) The biggest red flags parents should never ignore Why predators move conversations off-platform Practical steps to protect your children today How to create open, judgment-free communication at home 🚨 Key Warning Signs Fake or suspicious profiles with little activity Conversations turning sexual very quickly Requests to move chats to private apps Sudden changes in your child’s behavior or secrecy 🛡️ How to Protect Your Kids Set and regularly update parental controls Talk openly about online risks (without fear or punishment) Teach kids how to recognize manipulation tactics Stay engaged in their digital world ❗ If Your Child Is Targeted Stay calm and supportive Save all evidence Report to the platform and law enforcement Do not comply with threats 🔗 Resources & Links Learn more about Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com (https://rexxfield.com)

10. 

    7 Apr 2026

    Bonus Episode: Understanding the Latest FBI IC3 Report and 2025 Cybercrime Trends

    In this episode, Stephen Dougherty, CEO of Rexxfield, and Ronnie Tokazowski, CTO of Rexxfield, break down the latest FBI IC3 report and what it reveals about the current state of cybercrime. From rising complaint volumes to staggering financial losses, this conversation explores the most important trends shaping today’s threat landscape. Stephen and Ronnie discuss what the numbers really mean, why cybercrime continues to accelerate, which groups are being hit the hardest, and what both organizations and individuals should be paying attention to right now. This is a practical, high-level walkthrough of the data behind online fraud, scams, extortion, and digital crime, along with insight into how businesses, families, and communities can better prepare for what’s ahead. If you want a clearer understanding of where cybercrime is going and why the IC3 report matters, this is a conversation worth watching. #Cybersecurity #IC3 #Cybercrime #FBI #ThreatIntelligence #OnlineScams #FraudPrevention #DigitalSafety #Rexxfield Make sure to visit us at https://rexxfield.com

11. 

    7 Apr 2026

    Trapped Online: The Reality of Sextortion

    In this episode of Rexxfield Investigates, Ronnie Tokazowski sits down with investigator Anna Hulst to unpack the growing threat of sextortion. Together, they break down what sextortion is, how offenders target victims across social media, gaming platforms, and messaging apps, and the key differences between fast-moving financially motivated scams and longer-term grooming-based exploitation. The conversation explores the psychology behind these crimes, including how panic, shame, and fear are used to control victims and why teenagers, especially boys, can be particularly vulnerable. Ronnie and Anna also discuss the devastating real-world impact of these cases, including the emotional trauma victims face and the rising number of teen suicides connected to sextortion. Anna shares insights from real investigative work, including a case involving a minor who was targeted over a long period of time and how Rexxfield helped identify the offender. The episode closes with practical guidance for victims and families, including why cutting off contact, avoiding payment, and seeking help quickly can be critical. This is a difficult but important conversation about a fast-growing form of online exploitation and why greater awareness, prevention, and support are urgently needed. Learn more about Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com (https://rexxfield.com) Connect with Ronnie Tokazowski: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnietokazowski/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnietokazowski/) Connect with Anna Hulst: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-hulst/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-hulst/) Explore Rexxfield investigations and services: https://rexxfield.com/choose-case-type/ (https://rexxfield.com/choose-case-type/) Listen to more episodes on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/762mtSz8jGFs8fxgJ9roiq?si=7f738e0c82764922 (https://open.spotify.com/show/762mtSz8jGFs8fxgJ9roiq?si=7f738e0c82764922) Listen to more episodes on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rexxfield-investigates/id1881674780 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rexxfield-investigates/id1881674780) Follow Rexxfield on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rexxfield/?viewAsMember=true (https://www.linkedin.com/company/rexxfield/?viewAsMember=true) Watch the episode: https://www.youtube.com/@RexxfieldInvestigates (https://www.youtube.com/@RexxfieldInvestigates) Contact Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com/contact/ (https://rexxfield.com/contact/) For scam prevention training and educational resources, visit antiscam.education (http://antiscam.education): https://antiscam.education/courses (https://antiscam.education/courses)

12. 

    31 Mar 2026

    Voodoo, Juju, and Cybercrime: How Spiritual Beliefs Shape Fraud Networks

    The conversation delves into the exploration of voodoo, juju, and spiritual practices, highlighting their influence on superstitions, cultural beliefs, and cyber fraud schemes. It also addresses the cultural impact, rituals, and belief systems in cyber fraud, as well as the deep-rooted beliefs and investigations. Furthermore, it discusses cults, hypnotherapy, and the globalization of juju, along with confraternities and human trafficking, and psychological manipulation and cults. Takeaways Voodoo and juju have a significant influence on cultural beliefs, superstitions, and cyber fraud schemes. The impact of deep-rooted beliefs, cults, and globalization of juju on victims, investigations, and criminal activities is profound. Chapters 00:00 Exploring Voodoo and Superstition 06:22 Cultural Impact of Voodoo and Juju 12:33 Deep-rooted Beliefs and Investigations 22:09 Confraternities and Human Trafficking Learn more about Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com (https://rexxfield.com) Connect with Ronnie Tokazowski: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnietokazowski/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnietokazowski/) Connect with Stephen Dougherty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/doughertysteve/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/doughertysteve/) Explore Rexxfield investigations and services: https://rexxfield.com/choose-case-type/ (https://rexxfield.com/choose-case-type/) Listen to more episodes on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/762mtSz8jGFs8fxgJ9roiq?si=7f738e0c82764922 (https://open.spotify.com/show/762mtSz8jGFs8fxgJ9roiq?si=7f738e0c82764922) Listen to more episodes on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rexxfield-investigates/id1881674780 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rexxfield-investigates/id1881674780) Follow Rexxfield on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rexxfield/?viewAsMember=true (https://www.linkedin.com/company/rexxfield/?viewAsMember=true) Watch the episode: https://www.youtube.com/@RexxfieldInvestigates (https://www.youtube.com/@RexxfieldInvestigates) Contact Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com/contact/ (https://rexxfield.com/contact/) For scam prevention training and educational resources, visit antiscam.education (http://antiscam.education): https://antiscam.education/courses (https://antiscam.education/courses)

13. 

    25 Mar 2026

    Business Email Compromise: The Albanky, James Aliyu, and Nkeng Amin Money Laundering Case

    In this episode, we break down a major business email compromise and money laundering case involving Albanky, James Aliyu, and Nkeng Amin. We explore how these fraud networks operated, how spoofed emails and drop accounts were used to move stolen funds, and why business email compromise remains one of the most damaging forms of cybercrime today. We also examine the human side of these scams, including the way victims can be manipulated, exploited, and in some cases unknowingly pulled into broader criminal schemes. Beyond the financial losses, we discuss how long-term cases like this can affect everyone involved—from victims and investigators to those who are drawn into the fraud itself—often leaving emotional, legal, and personal consequences that last for years. This episode highlights the tactics behind BEC, the overlap with romance scams and financial fraud, and the lessons businesses and individuals should take seriously to better protect themselves. Learn more about Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com (https://rexxfield.com) Connect with Ronnie Tokazowski: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnietokazowski/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnietokazowski/) Connect with Stephen Dougherty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/doughertysteve/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/doughertysteve/) Explore Rexxfield investigations and services: https://rexxfield.com/choose-case-type/ (https://rexxfield.com/choose-case-type/) Listen to more episodes on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/762mtSz8jGFs8fxgJ9roiq?si=7f738e0c82764922 (https://open.spotify.com/show/762mtSz8jGFs8fxgJ9roiq?si=7f738e0c82764922) Listen to more episodes on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rexxfield-investigates/id1881674780 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rexxfield-investigates/id1881674780) Follow Rexxfield on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rexxfield/?viewAsMember=true (https://www.linkedin.com/company/rexxfield/?viewAsMember=true) Watch the episode: https://www.youtube.com/@RexxfieldInvestigates (https://www.youtube.com/@RexxfieldInvestigates) Contact Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com/contact/ (https://rexxfield.com/contact/) For scam prevention training and educational resources, visit antiscam.education (http://antiscam.education): https://antiscam.education/courses (https://antiscam.education/courses)

14. 

    24 Mar 2026

    Behind the Screen: How Rexxfield Tracks Anonymous Harassers, Online Scammers, and Sextortion

    In this episode, Rexfield investigator Anna Hulst shares how digital investigators uncover the identities behind anonymous online harassment, cyber scams, and defamation campaigns. Drawing from real investigative cases, Anna explains how techniques like open source intelligence (OSINT), digital forensics, and social engineering help investigators track anonymous users across platforms, even when they attempt to hide behind VPNs, fake accounts, or other anonymity tools. The conversation explores how investigators legally build cases against online attackers, including harassment, romance scams, sextortion, and coordinated defamation. Anna also discusses the psychological toll these crimes have on victims and why validation, support, and early intervention are essential for people experiencing cyber harassment. Listeners will gain insight into how modern investigations work, the legal limits investigators must navigate, and how law enforcement and private investigators collaborate to protect victims and hold cybercriminals accountable. Learn more about Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com (https://rexxfield.com) Connect with Ronnie Tokazowski: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnietokazowski/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnietokazowski/) Connect with Anna Hulst: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-hulst/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/anna-hulst/) Explore Rexxfield investigations and services: https://rexxfield.com/choose-case-type/ (https://rexxfield.com/choose-case-type/) Listen to more episodes on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/762mtSz8jGFs8fxgJ9roiq?si=7f738e0c82764922 (https://open.spotify.com/show/762mtSz8jGFs8fxgJ9roiq?si=7f738e0c82764922) Listen to more episodes on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rexxfield-investigates/id1881674780 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rexxfield-investigates/id1881674780) Follow Rexxfield on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rexxfield/?viewAsMember=true (https://www.linkedin.com/company/rexxfield/?viewAsMember=true) Watch the episode: https://www.youtube.com/@RexxfieldInvestigates (https://www.youtube.com/@RexxfieldInvestigates) Contact Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com/contact/ (https://rexxfield.com/contact/) For scam prevention training and educational resources, visit antiscam.education (http://antiscam.education): https://antiscam.education/courses (https://antiscam.education/courses)

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    18 Mar 2026

    The Ledger 0-Day: How Scammers Turned a Hardware Wallet's Own Features Into a Weapon

    When we talk about 0-days, we usually mean unpatched software vulnerabilities. But what do you call it when attackers exploit a product’s legitimate features — features working exactly as designed — to build a near-perfect social engineering chain? In this episode, we break down a phishing operation that weaponized Ledger’s own Recover feature to send real verification emails from Ledger’s servers, turning the company’s trust infrastructure into the most convincing part of the scam. This isn’t a code vulnerability. It’s a feature-level 0-day: the attackers found that Ledger’s verification workflow could be triggered externally and repurposed as a trust anchor inside a voice-call social engineering attack. We’ll walk through how Rexxfield’s former founder Mike turned the tables on the scammers during a two-hour phone call, the seven-stage phishing kit our threat hunters dissected, and the triple-redundant seed phrase exfiltration system that captures your wallet keys before you even click submit. Learn more about Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com (https://rexxfield.com) Connect with Ronnie Tokazowski: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnietokazowski/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnietokazowski/) Explore Rexxfield investigations and services: https://rexxfield.com/choose-case-type/ (https://rexxfield.com/choose-case-type/) Listen to more episodes on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/762mtSz8jGFs8fxgJ9roiq?si=7f738e0c82764922 (https://open.spotify.com/show/762mtSz8jGFs8fxgJ9roiq?si=7f738e0c82764922) Listen to more episodes on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rexxfield-investigates/id1881674780 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rexxfield-investigates/id1881674780) Follow Rexxfield on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rexxfield/?viewAsMember=true (https://www.linkedin.com/company/rexxfield/?viewAsMember=true) Watch the episode: https://www.youtube.com/@RexxfieldInvestigates (https://www.youtube.com/@RexxfieldInvestigates) Contact Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com/contact/ (https://rexxfield.com/contact/) For scam prevention training and educational resources, visit antiscam.education (http://antiscam.education): https://antiscam.education/courses (https://antiscam.education/courses)

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    11 Mar 2026

    From Fishing Village to Cybersecurity Expert: Ronnie Tokazowski's Journey

    In this episode of the Rexfield Investigates Podcast, Ronnie Tokazowski shares the story behind his unconventional journey from growing up in the fishing community of Hatteras Village to becoming a recognized expert in cybercrime investigation and cyber defense. Ronnie discusses how early experiences in a close-knit community helped shape his perspective on collaboration, trust, and community-driven work. These values continue to influence how he approaches cybersecurity today. The conversation explores his work investigating cyber fraud, business email compromise (BEC), scams, cyber espionage, and malware operations, along with the evolving tactics used by threat actors. The episode also looks at the philosophy behind Rexfield as a Public Benefit Corporation and how mission-driven organizations can strengthen cyber defense and improve the industry. Ronnie reflects on building a workplace culture focused on purpose, trust, and sustainability, while addressing a growing challenge across the field: burnout in cybersecurity careers. Listeners will gain insight into the realities of modern cyber investigations, the importance of community in cyber defense, and lessons learned while building teams and organizations that support both the mission and the people doing the work. Whether you are interested in cybercrime investigations, cyber defense strategy, leadership, or personal growth, this episode offers a thoughtful look at the human side of cybersecurity. Learn more about Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com (https://rexxfield.com) Connect with Ronnie Tokazowski: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnietokazowski/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnietokazowski/) Connect with Stephen Dougherty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/doughertysteve/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/doughertysteve/) Explore Rexxfield investigations and services: https://rexxfield.com/choose-case-type/ (https://rexxfield.com/choose-case-type/) Listen to more episodes on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/762mtSz8jGFs8fxgJ9roiq?si=7f738e0c82764922 (https://open.spotify.com/show/762mtSz8jGFs8fxgJ9roiq?si=7f738e0c82764922) Listen to more episodes on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rexxfield-investigates/id1881674780 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rexxfield-investigates/id1881674780) Follow Rexxfield on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rexxfield/?viewAsMember=true (https://www.linkedin.com/company/rexxfield/?viewAsMember=true) Watch the episode: https://www.youtube.com/@RexxfieldInvestigates (https://www.youtube.com/@RexxfieldInvestigates) Contact Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com/contact/ (https://rexxfield.com/contact/) For scam prevention training and educational resources, visit antiscam.education (http://antiscam.education): https://antiscam.education/courses (https://antiscam.education/courses)

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    2 Mar 2026

    Rexfield Investigates: Dismantling Digital Crime Networks

    The podcast episode introduces the Rexfield Investigates podcast and its hosts, Ronnie Tokazowski and Steven Dougherty. They discuss real-life examples and the impact of cybercrime on victims. The conversation delves into investigative operations, challenges, and a specific case study, highlighting the recovery efforts and emotional impact on victims. The hosts emphasize the importance of building relationships and disrupting cybercriminal activities. Learn more about Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com (https://rexxfield.com) Connect with Ronnie Tokazowski: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnietokazowski/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronnietokazowski/) Connect with Stephen Dougherty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/doughertysteve/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/doughertysteve/) Explore Rexxfield investigations and services: https://rexxfield.com/choose-case-type/ (https://rexxfield.com/choose-case-type/) Listen to more episodes on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/762mtSz8jGFs8fxgJ9roiq?si=7f738e0c82764922 (https://open.spotify.com/show/762mtSz8jGFs8fxgJ9roiq?si=7f738e0c82764922) Listen to more episodes on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rexxfield-investigates/id1881674780 (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rexxfield-investigates/id1881674780) Follow Rexxfield on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/rexxfield/?viewAsMember=true (https://www.linkedin.com/company/rexxfield/?viewAsMember=true) Watch the episode: https://www.youtube.com/@RexxfieldInvestigates (https://www.youtube.com/@RexxfieldInvestigates) Contact Rexxfield: https://rexxfield.com/contact/ (https://rexxfield.com/contact/) For scam prevention training and educational resources, visit antiscam.education (http://antiscam.education): https://antiscam.education/courses (https://antiscam.education/courses)

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