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The fraudulent campaign reveals targeting of users of the password management services "LastPass" and "BitWarden," by sending fake emails that appear official. These emails claim to be updating security policies and request users to sign a document via DocuSign, aiming to deceive users and trick them into divulging their login credentials. The attackers use domains similar to the original ones, such as "lastpasscompliance.com" and "bitwardencompliance.com," along with malicious services that have been classified by security experts and shut down after their activity was identified. Reports confirm that these attacks did not cause any breaches of company systems or password theft. Experts advise users to verify email addresses and domains carefully before responding to any unexpected messages.
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