The hacked Netflix details are being distributed across the Dark Web
CYBERCRIMINALS are selling access to hacked Netflix accounts in seedy corners of the Dark Web – but how can you tell when your details have been compromised?

Hackers are increasingly selling access to stolen Netflix accounts, a new report from McAfee Labs research has claimed.
The hacked details are distributed across the Dark Web – a portion of the world wide web not indexed by search engines – and can sell for less than a dollar.
Meanwhile, the customers paying for Netflix often never know their details have been shared on the black market online.
But there is a way to find out when your details have been sold online.

The quickest way to check whether your details have appeared in any recent leaks or breaches is to navigate to haveibeenpwned.com.
The free web service trawls some 154 million leaked records and searches for a match with your email address.
Unfortunately this is not always effective – especially since haveibeenpwned.com only searches publicly available records.
It's possible your details have been stolen but not publicly leaked.
Another way to quickly tell when a stranger is using your Netflix account to watch movies and TV shows for free is within Netflix itself.

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