Abnormal reported:
Sophisticated cybercriminals are leveraging the anonymity of the dark web to trade DocuSign templates, a disturbing trend that underscores the evolving nature of digital fraud.
First, cybercriminals buy stolen DocuSign logins on cybercrime forums and networks for as little as $10, gaining access to a company's account. Then, they carefully review all of the stored files, looking for contracts, vendor agreements, and upcoming payment information. This helps them figure out who to target and how to make their scams appear legitimate. In addition, they look for any information that could be used to blackmail the company.
Sophisticated cybercriminals are leveraging the anonymity of the dark web to trade DocuSign templates, a disturbing trend that underscores the evolving nature of digital fraud.
First, cybercriminals buy stolen DocuSign logins on cybercrime forums and networks for as little as $10, gaining access to a company's account. Then, they carefully review all of the stored files, looking for contracts, vendor agreements, and upcoming payment information. This helps them figure out who to target and how to make their scams appear legitimate. In addition, they look for any information that could be used to blackmail the company.
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