Fake Phishing Messages have started to appear that purportedly come from DocuSign. They are being sent from non-DocuSign Domains such as Docus.com and have misspellings in the document. The company said the Phishing emails imitated the DocuSign brand to trick recipients into opening a Microsoft Word document containing malicious software.
The following is part of what one of the fake e-mails look like, It is from David Wallace via DocuSign <dse@dousign.com>. Notice that the domain is not Docusign.
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All parties have reviewed the Legal acknowledgement for Your Document. Please review and sign your document via DocuSign by clicking on the button above.The signing process will not be complete until you have reviewed theLegal acknowledgementfor leedocumentand confirmed your signature. Thank you. |
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