Dropbox has announced a security breach where hackers stole 130 code repositories from the Dropbox Github. The hackers were able to gain access to these Github repositories after gaining access to ...

Earlier this year, it was discovered that Dropbox users had been unwittingly leaking sensitive information, such as their tax returns and mortgage applications because of the way the file-syncing ...

Cloud data storage and synchronization company Dropbox has been hit with a complaint to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission alleging that the company has deceived consumers about the level of encryption ...

A complaint was filed with the Federal Trade Commission last week alleging that the popular Dropbox file-sharing service has been misleading users about the security and privacy of their files.

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Dropbox, a provider of cloud-based data storage services, is in hot water with the Federal Trade Commission over claims that it lied and intentionally deceived customers into believing that their data ...

Popular file hosting service Dropbox recently suffered a data breach that gave threat actors access to 130 of its code repositories. This was after Dropbox employees fell victim to a phishing scam.

Customer emails exposed, but not their accounts, passwords or payment info, company says. Dropbox has disclosed a new security breach that led to threat actors gaining access to thousands of customers ...

Cloud storage giant Dropbox has disclosed a significant breach in its systems, exposing customers’ data to unauthorized entities. The incident, detailed in a new regulatory filing, primarily affected ...

Dropbox said Wednesday it will pay rewards to independent researchers who find software flaws in its applications, joining a growing list companies who see merit in crowdsourcing parts of their ...

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