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Kaspersky Uncovers Phishing Campaign Impersonating Zoom and Docusign

Kaspersky Uncovers Phishing Campaign Impersonating Zoom and Docusign

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ThreatCluster •October 1, 2026 at 16:03 UTC
  • •Kaspersky identified a phishing campaign impersonating Zoom and Docusign.
  • •The campaign targets corporate accounts across multiple regions, including Europe and Latin America.
  • •Over a thousand phishing emails have been detected, with ongoing activity as of September 2026.

Kaspersky has identified an ongoing phishing campaign that impersonates official emails from Zoom and Docusign. The campaign targets corporate accounts in the Middle East, Latin America, Western Europe, Russia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. Initially, attackers sent emails masquerading as Docusign communications with links designed to steal credentials. A second wave of emails, posing as Zoom notifications, warns users of impending account disablement. Over a thousand phishing emails have been detected as part of this campaign. Kaspersky emphasizes that while sophisticated phishing tactics are common, basic methods remain effective due to the volume of emails employees receive. Recommendations include deploying dedicated email security solutions, conducting employee training, and integrating extended defense systems. As of September 2026, the campaign is still active.

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2026-09-30
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Kaspersky reveals a phishing campaign impersonating Zoom and Docusign, affecting corporate accounts globally.
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What types of emails are being used in this campaign?
The campaign uses emails impersonating Docusign and Zoom, containing phishing links and forms to steal credentials.
How many phishing emails have been detected?
As of September 2026, over a thousand phishing emails have been detected as part of this campaign.
What should organizations do to protect against this threat?
Organizations should deploy dedicated email security solutions, conduct employee training, and integrate extended defense systems.