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Netflix Scam Targets Users in 23 Countries

November 28, 2024
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Netflix Scam Targets Users in 23 Countries

A widespread phishing campaign is currently targeting Netflix users across 23 countries, including major markets like the United States, Germany, Spain, France, and Australia. Cybercriminals are sending SMS messages that claim there are issues with users’ Netflix accounts, such as payment failures or suspensions, in an attempt to steal login credentials and personal information. The messages often contain urgent warnings, pressuring users to click on a link to resolve the issue. However, these links lead to fraudulent websites designed to mimic the official Netflix login page, where victims unknowingly enter their sensitive information.

Bitdefender, the cybersecurity firm that uncovered the scam, emphasized that Netflix does not communicate with its users via SMS for account issues, nor does it request authentication through such messages. The fraudulent messages are written in broken English and are localized to appeal to various regions, further increasing their chances of deceiving users. The attackers are counting on the urgency of the situation, convincing users that they risk losing access to Netflix if they do not act quickly.

The scam is particularly dangerous due to Netflix’s lack of two-factor authentication (2FA), which makes accounts more vulnerable to hijacking. Once the cybercriminals obtain the stolen credentials, they often sell them on the dark web, where they are used for further malicious activities. This lack of extra security measures heightens the risk for users who may not realize the full extent of the threat until it’s too late.

To protect themselves, users are advised to never click on suspicious links received via SMS and instead manually type the website address into their browser to ensure they are on the legitimate Netflix site. Additionally, employing security solutions such as antivirus software can help detect and block potential phishing attempts. By staying vigilant and practicing good cybersecurity habits, users can reduce their chances of falling victim to this ongoing scam.

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  • Massive Netflix Credential Stealing Scam Targets Users in 23 Countries
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