Unlike conventional phishes, the firm noted that there are no malicious links or attachments involved in this campaign.
Abusing DocuSign for authenticating payments
Attackers create a legitimate, paid DocuSign account that allows them to change templates which they use to craft special templates mimicking requests to e-sign documents from well-known brands, such as Norton AntiVirus.
These fraudulent invoices might feature correct product prices to appear genuine, along with extra charges, such as a $50 activation fee. In other cases, they may include direct wire instructions or purchase orders, Wallarm added.
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