As you well know, since we announced it here same, Dropbox published that 60 million Dropbox users accounts were hacheadas by an employee of the company that stole certificates in 2012. Thus, Dropbox has sent emails to all users urging them to you to change the passwords for their accounts in order to improve the safety of the same. However, it may that you’ve not been hacked and therefore can save you the hassle of changing your Dropbox password. We show this web page that will allow you to know if your Dropbox account has been or not hacked easily.
If you have already changed password you could save you the search, but also is more benefit from this type of tool that some solidarity developers put within the reach of everyone. On the other hand, Dropbox reported that they believe that despite the fact that users and passwords were stolen, there has not been any abnormal access to the data contained in the accounts of the most popular cloud world. Something that we should doubt, change our password is therefore almost an obligation, at least if we are a bit careful with the data we store there inside.
- Check if hacked have your Dropbox account.
There are users who, like me, more than 60GB content stored in Dropbox, of all kinds, so safeguard the privacy of the same becomes especially relevant. The web that I have left just above is enabled by a security expert. On the other hand, also we strongly recommend to users that have been hacked to enable checking in two steps, it is a function somewhat abandoned by most users, but that actually gives a plus of our security difficult to achieve with any password, by good to be. Later, check if your Dropbox account is in danger.
