Criticalscore 100 · flagged Tuesday, September 1, 2026

docs-sign.org

Appeared in the .org zone on Tuesday, September 1, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website. Full domain report

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What matched

one-letter brand typo
matched: docssign≈docusign
+28
brand name at a retail registrar
matched: HOSTINGER operations, UAB
+8
brand name at a watch-list registrar
matched: HOSTINGER operations, UAB
+6
page asks for credentials
matched: verify your identity
+30
brand in page title, not in the name
matched: docusign
+20
Registrar
HOSTINGER operations, UAB
Nameserver provider
Nameservers
lunar.dns-parking.com, solar.dns-parking.com
First-day state
active website
HTTP status
200
Page title
DocuSign - Review Document
Has a form
no
Brand echoed
docusign

Model opinions

Second opinionlooks like phishingtarget: Microsoftconfidence 97%· claude-opus-5

Page titled "DocuSign - Review Document" on a docssign≈docusign typosquat domain presents a fake NDA.pdf and an OAuth device-code flow ("copy this verification code, Continue to Microsoft, Secured by Microsoft") — the classic Microsoft device-code consent phishing pattern using a DocuSign lure, with no offsite links and a typo ("Sing in") betraying the kit.

First passlooks like phishingtarget: DocuSignconfidence 98%· claude-haiku-4-5

Domain docs-sign.org is a typosquat of docusign.com; the page impersonates DocuSign's document-signing interface with a fake 'identity verification' flow that displays a verification code and instructs users to 'Continue to Microsoft,' collecting credentials through social engineering. The page title claims 'DocuSign' while the domain does not own that brand, and the sealed-room form (no offsite links except the deceptive Microsoft button) is characteristic of phishing infrastructure.

A model looked at the screenshot and page text and wrote what it thought. It can be wrong, and it is not a finding.

What the page looked like on Tuesday, September 1, 2026

Screenshot of docs-sign.org taken by the zone census on 2026-09-01

Same data as JSON: /api/zone/domain/docs-sign.org. This page is not indexed by search engines and does not link to the site it describes.