Dropbox disclosed earlier this week that a large chunk of its users’ credentials obtained in 2012 was floating around on the dark web. But that number may have been much higher than we originally thought.
Credentials for more than 60 million accounts were taken, as first reported by Motherboard and confirmed by TechCrunch sources. The revelation of a password breach at Dropbox is an evolution of the company’s stance on the 2012 incident — the company initially said that user emails were the only data stolen.
Dropbox employee’s password reuse led to theft of 60M+ user credentials was originally published on iSeeTech
Dropbox employee’s password reuse led to theft of 60M+ user credentials was originally published on iSeeTech
Dropbox employee’s password reuse led to theft of 60M+ user credentials was originally published on iSeeTech
Dropbox employee’s password reuse led to theft of 60M+ user credentials was originally published on iSeeTech