Millions of people around the world are seizing the opportunity to be isolated to enjoy content from similar streaming platforms Netflix, which recently confirmed i movies and series to be released in April the platform. However, there are always people who are using any time to do bad things, because it has been found that WhatsApp is used to send a message containing Netflix alleged coronavirus donation (Covid-19), but that, of course, be a scam.
The coronavirus It continues to escalate over time, a deadly epidemic that separates millions of people, who can only leave their homes to work, shop or pharmacy, or get the dog out. While many companies and countries donate little to fight the virus, such as Xiaomi, who donated masks in Spain; There are also people who spend their time in the quarantine trying to bully others. Recently a message was actually received It's not a Netflix offering for Covid-19, but it's a scam. The Office of Internet Security (OSI) has discovered phishing related to video chat, link broadcast on WhatsApp.
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A message sent through the instant messaging app also known a full subscription offer is provided using a hook on the coronavirus. "Due to the CoronaVirus epidemic worldwide, Netflix is offering free passes to its platform during the split. I run! ”Reads the message that comes with the link. The scam from OSI itself ensures that it can be spread on other social media platforms and / or through other channels, such as email. Attract the information you want to return the victim to a page that makes it valid steal your personal and / or bank details.
No, Netflix does not offer free coronavirus purchases
In this way, any user who accesses this link and provides personal information will be affected by this scam. In the case of obtaining a link and providing personal and bank details, including card number, expiry date and security code, it is recommended contact the financial institution as soon as possible to report what happened. The Office of Internet Consumer Safety has also sought to take advantage of its statement to provide the series tips to avoid being the victim of identity theft.
For example, do not open emails from unknown or unsolicited users, remove them directly. It is also important not to respond to these emails under any circumstances. Another tip is that use caution when following message links and downloading email attachments, even if they come from well-known contacts. If there is no certificate, or if it is not compatible with the site you sign in to, do not provide other personal information, such as a username or bank details. In case of doubt, it is always best to consult directly with the business involved or with third parties, such as State Security Forces and Bodies (FCSE)
As noted earlier, this new phishing campaign, which mimics Netflix, is spreading through WhatsApp, but the expansion of similar campaigns is using the image of other entertainment channels and / or spreads through other means, such as email. In this event, by clicking on the link that gives the user a survey, and when you're done, you recommend that spread through your contacts so you can enjoy suspicious promotions. After participating, the user will be notified that he or she will be a gift card expert to redeem at a store or other service, thus requesting their personal and bank details.
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