FTC Warns Netflix Users About Email Phishing Scam (deadline.com)
The Federal Trade Commission has sent out a flare to warn Netflix users that there are some grinches out there looking to take advantage of everyone's holiday bliss and vulnerability. From a report: In a post on the FTC's website, they warned us of scammers using household company names to dupe consumers. In a specific example, they cited a phishing email sent to a Netflix customer that claimed the user's account is on hold because Netflix is "having some trouble with your current billing information." The email invites the user to click on a link to update their payment method. The FTC sent the cautionary message out to all Netflix users so that they won't be victim to phishing.
The FTC sent the cautionary message out to all Netflix users so that they won't be victim to phishing.
How does the FTC know who is a Netflix user? And how does it know the email addresses of said users?