Dropbox finds no intrusions or unauthorized activity, continues investigation

Lately, some Dropbox users witnessed a sudden rise in spam, which was also seen by those who had created the affected email addresses

July 21, 2012 / 15:05 IST

Lately, some Dropbox users witnessed a sudden rise in spam, which was also seen by those who had created the affected email addresses only for the file storage service. Dropbox had begun investigating the reason behind the spurt in spam messages, and even hired experts to do so. Now, Graham A reveals through Dropbox forums that they’ve found no intrusions in their internal systems and no unauthorized activity in Dropbox accounts.

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first published: Jul 21, 2012 02:57 pm

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