DocuSign Phishing Detection Scanner
This scanner detects the use of DocuSign Phishing Detection in digital assets. It identifies websites that impersonate DocuSign to trick users into disclosing sensitive information. Detecting phishing attempts is crucial to prevent unauthorized access and data breaches.
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Level
Single Scan
Single Scan
Can be used by
Asset Owner
Estimated Time
10 seconds
Time Interval
20 days 3 hours
Scan only one
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DocuSign is a widely-used digital transaction management service for electronically signing contracts and agreements. It is used by businesses of all sizes to streamline document signing processes in a secure and efficient manner. The platform is popular in industries such as real estate, finance, and legal services. However, due to its popularity, DocuSign is often targeted by phishers aiming to replicate its interface. Businesses and users need to safeguard their transactions from fraudulent imitations. This scanner helps detect phishing attempts that exploit DocuSign's brand and functionalities.
Phishing Detection focuses on identifying fake websites that mimic DocuSign's appearance and branding. These phishing sites intend to deceive users into entering sensitive information such as login credentials, which attackers can misuse. This detection process is essential as phishing sites can lead to significant security breaches and financial losses. The scanner is valuable for identifying these threats before they cause harm. It ensures users and businesses can trust the service they are interacting with truly is DocuSign.
The scanner technically checks the webpage at specified URLs against known indicators of phishing. It looks for specific words in the page title and status codes common to real DocuSign sites while detecting mismatches in legitimate site URLs. Using HTTP GET requests, it ensures the site doesn't deceptively mimic DocuSign, specifically if it contains elements suggesting impersonation. The endpoint focuses on not having the legitimate host containing "docusign.com". Such detailed checks increase assurance against deceptive phishing websites.
When malicious actors exploit phishing vulnerabilities, they can capture sensitive data, leading to unauthorized transactions and data breaches. This poses a serious risk both to the individuals duped and the reputation of the legitimate businesses involved. Such breaches also have potential legal consequences and cause loss of customer trust. The scanner's role in identifying these phishing attempts helps avoid these risks, offering peace of mind to DocuSign users worldwide.
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