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MailGuard has intercepted a phishing email scam masquerading as a file-sharing notification in order to trick users.

Brandjacking - where cybercriminals impersonate the brands we trust, in order to fool us into clicking on malicious content - has affected some of the world’s biggest companies, past and present. 

Anyone can be a target of brandjacking scams.

MailGuard has detected a new email-based cyber-attack using Telstra branding is hitting Australian inboxes.

Keep an eye out for the latest DocuSign email scam that was circulating Wednesday (AEST). Masquerading as a credit application, the subjects generally relate to a ‘Credit Card Application’ or a ‘Loan Application.’

This scam email impersonating a DocuSign notification is well designed, as you can see in the screenshot above.

A new email scam has been detected by MailGuard; this one is designed to look like a DocuSign notification message - see screenshot above.

There’s a cunning, well-designed email scam hitting inboxes today that’s imitating a Docusign notification message.

In a very large scale and ongoing email scam, cybercriminals are yet again impersonating accounting firm MYOB, delivering a fraudulent DocuSign supply order to inboxes. This is the second ‘brandjacking’ in the space of the last week for MYOB, with a similar invoice scam impersonating the leading accounting software last Tuesday.