May 2, 2024 at 02:36PM
Dropbox alerts customers of a data breach in its cloud-based service, exposing customer credentials and authentication data. Unauthorized access to the Dropbox Sign production environment compromised customer database, exposing emails, usernames, and hashed passwords. Dropbox took immediate mitigation steps, including password resets and restricting certain functionalities, while continuing to investigate the incident and offer support to impacted users.
Summary of Meeting Notes:
– Dropbox Sign, a cloud-based service for e-signatures, experienced a data breach when an unauthorized user gained access to its production environment.
– Customer credentials, including emails, usernames, phone numbers, and hashed passwords, were exposed in the breach.
– Additional data such as API keys, OAuth tokens, and multifactor authentication details were also accessed, potentially impacting users of third-party services who connect to Dropbox Sign.
– There is no evidence that the contents of customer accounts, such as documents or payment information, were accessed.
– Mitigation steps taken include password resets, user logouts, rotation of API keys and OAuth tokens, and restricting certain functionalities of API keys until they are rotated.
– Dropbox is conducting an ongoing forensic investigation, reaching out to impacted users, and recommending users to reset passwords and utilize multi-factor authentication on other services if they used the same credentials.
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