Hacking Dropbox

[Andre Kesteloot]

http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/08/01/dropbox-spam-attack-tied-to-stolen-employee-password/

And you may want to note the remark about: /
"Use of these services has become the preferred storage method for many 
employees. Unbeknown to their employers at closely guarded organizations 
like Apple, Johnson & Johnson and NASA, employees increasingly use 
Dropbox and Google Docs to store corporate files --- a reality that has 
helped Dropbox accumulate some 50 million users. The problem is that 
a single breach on Dropbox could have much broader implications for a 
host of larger corporations, which find it increasingly difficult to get 
a handle on their data with an increasingly mobile work force."/

73
André N4ICK
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