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So if you do wind up signing a lease for a new place, you're probably doing it digitally through a service like . Yeah, you know, it's the way most legal documents are signed anymore, but scammers are sending s. You know they are that look like the real thing. So Josh is here to verify new warnings out there and what you need to watch out for. We're all going digital can be a problem. Yeah, I don't remember the last time I signed something with a pen like an important document, but of course we're using these E signature services so much more now. So scammers are saying them. Is an easy target, so here's our sources on this this morning starting with Doc. You sign the company issued an alert that they have found that hackers are hiding malicious hyperlinks and documents in legit to try to infect your device with malware or to do an email security company avenon. So the hackers are either creating their own accounts or their hijacking legitimate accounts that are out there. So here are the red flags to watch out for here. As you're getting these, look at the email addresses that they're coming from. Unusual, are there any sort of misspellings in there? That's a good sign that something is off, but look it because even if it does look like it's from an official doc, you sign a dress watch out for the email, and if it has attachments, that's an immediate glue. It's not legit. says an email will never contain attachment. It's likely from a scammer. If it doesn't always, this is A good rule in general, look for bad spelling and bad grammar. Because yes, scammers are using these emails. Now are the directly through or that looked like to send you these, what they're called phishing links for that's so aggravating. You know somebody is always out there trying to get there. Any other way that we could tell whether this is legit or not? So one way normally if you look at the bottom of a doc, you sign email. It's got like a special unique code to it that's there and you can go and enter that on the official doc you sign website to access your documents, right? So if it's a one that looks real, you go enter that code. It's not going to show up on the official website, but like we were saying hackers, some of them are using legit accounts, so that's why they recommend you never click on any links in a document without hovering over it like this. First, you can see exactly where it's going to go and look for that HTTPS at the beginning. That means it's secure and then we talked about this last hour. You know you gold school get on the phone. Call the person up. Remember how to die, who supposedly is sending you the document and just verify that way. Did you send me a document? Is this from you? Just ask you could. You could even do that. So if we verify that it's , this is not what we should be using. Do you just delete it and move on or do something else? Well before you delete it? Reported and companies like them. They want to track. If this is happening and if they can stop it so they actually have specific email addresses that you could send those reports to, and we have those addresses in this story, it's under the verify section under tensor. Yeah, Vic file right here. I've completed Josh busy here, love to verify.