and are using a variety to tricks to get it.

According to THIS ARTICLE from eSecurityplanet.com there is a rising wave of online scams trying to get your Netflix password using a variety of techniques, including

• Phishing – where you receive legit-looking emails with text that tries to manipulate you into panic-clicking a link.
• Smishing – where you receive TEXTS trying to get you to click on a scammer link.
• ….and even a combination of Phishing emails, smishing texts, AND some AI-generated phone calls – all trying to get your to panic-click and cough up your Netflix account information.

The article continues:

To avoid falling victim to Netflix scams, cybersecurity experts recommend the following steps:

• Do not click on links in emails or texts claiming to be from Netflix. Instead, visit Netflix.com directly.
• Be wary of messages creating urgency, such as threats of account suspension.
• Verify sender details before responding to any Netflix-related email or text.
• Use a strong, unique password for your Netflix account.
• Report suspicious messages to Netflix immediately.

If you suspect you’ve already clicked a scam link, change your Netflix password immediately and check your payment details for unauthorized charges. If necessary, contact your bank and report the scam.