FTC issues warning about a Netflix phishing scam



In between bouts of binge watching, keep a close eye on any emails you get that claim to be from Netflix. The Federal Trade Commission issued a warning today about fake messages claiming to be from the streamer that are really just trying to snag your login info or distribute malware.

from https://www.engadget.com/2018/12/26/netflix-phishing-ftc/
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