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DocuSign is a great tool for managing electronic agreements and contracts with electronic signatures on various devices. Unfortunately, cybersecurity experts have seen an uptick in phishing emails that look very similar to legitimate DocuSign requests but are actually from fraudsters seeking to steal money.
It’s not DocuSign’s fault. Widespread adoption of the platform, combined with its trusted reputation, makes DocuSign a natural target, and cybercriminal tactics have gotten more sophisticated.
Most DocuSign phishing scams impersonate the real DocuSign platform’s emails to trick you into giving sensitive information, signing a document and/or making a payment. Sometimes scammers will even sign up for legitimate DocuSign accounts and use the service to appear reputable when sending you fraudulent documents or requests.
But more recently there’s been an even more complex and insidious pattern emerging.
Here’s how it works:
Hackers can also scoop up private information about upcoming mergers and financials, proprietary client lists and other sensitive data and use it to blackmail a company or demand ransom.
We’ve published articles in the past about business email compromise and why software, training and insurance are so important, but here’s a refresher on what to look for:
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