Phishy Business: How Fake DocuSign Requests Are Hooking Companies
Sophisticated phishing attacks are on the rise, using DocuSign impersonations to trick businesses dealing with state and municipal agencies. These cunning scams exploit trust, sending fake urgent requests that seem legitimate. With a 98% spike in attacks since November, businesses must stay vigilant and verify communications to avoid falling victim.
Hot Take:
Looks like the phishing scammers are taking a page out of Hollywood’s book: sequels, reboots, and a whole lot of DocuSign drama! Who knew digital signatures could lead to such blockbuster heists?
Key Points:
- Phishing attacks using DocuSign impersonations have surged by 98% since November 8.
- Attackers are mimicking state and municipal agencies to exploit trusted relationships with businesses.
- Fraudulent documents are crafted using authentic DocuSign accounts and APIs.
- Victims are urged to act quickly, bypassing verification processes, leading to financial losses.
- Education and robust verification methods are recommended to combat these phishing threats.
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