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Dropbox reported that around 5,000 user accounts were compromised in an August security breach due to a link with Lenovo ID. Attackers accessed files in fewer than one-third of these accounts. The issue stemmed from accounts without two-factor authentication. Dropbox has since terminated affected sessions and changed its login process.

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Dropbox reported that 5,000 accounts were compromised, with files accessed in fewer than a third. The breach occurred due to a Lenovo ID flaw and lack of multi-factor authentication (MFA) on affected accounts. Dropbox shares fell 6.6% postmarket but partially recovered. Lenovo is investigating the issue.

Dropbox notified 5,000 users of compromised accounts due to a legacy Lenovo login integration flaw. Attackers exploited Lenovo's email verification process to access accounts without Dropbox passwords. The breach lasted from August 4 to 21, affecting fewer than a third of users' files. Dropbox severed the Lenovo link and advised users to change passwords and enable 2FA. Lenovo stated its customers were unaffected.

Dropbox (DBX) reported a security breach affecting 5,000 accounts, with hackers accessing files in some. The breach occurred due to a Lenovo ID integration lacking two-factor authentication. Dropbox has severed ties with Lenovo and updated its security measures. DBX shares fell 2.64% to $34.26 on Tuesday. Lenovo is investigating the issue, stating its own customers were unaffected.

Hackers accessed thousands of Dropbox accounts by exploiting a Lenovo ID vulnerability, according to Dropbox. Lenovo acknowledged a legacy integration issue and is working with Dropbox to resolve it. The breach did not affect Lenovo customers.

Dropbox Inc. reported that hackers accessed around 5,000 user accounts, viewing and downloading files from less than a third. The company secured the accounts and notified regulators and users. Dropbox shares fell 6.6% in postmarket trading. The breached accounts lacked multifactor authentication. Dropbox does not expect material business impact.

Dropbox reported a security breach affecting 5,000 accounts, with files accessed in some. The breach occurred via Lenovo IDs linked to Dropbox accounts without multifactor authentication. Dropbox shares fell 6.6% in postmarket trading. Both companies collaborated to address the issue, and Lenovo stated its customers were unaffected.

Dropbox confirmed a data breach affecting about 5,000 users due to a Lenovo login glitch. Hackers accessed files in fewer than a third of these accounts. The issue stemmed from Lenovo's email verification flaw. Dropbox shares fell 2.4% in extended trading, according to Reuters.

Dropbox reported that around 5,000 accounts were compromised between August 4 and 21, with hackers accessing files in fewer than a third. The breach was linked to Lenovo IDs without two-factor authentication. Dropbox shares fell 2.4% in extended trading. Both companies have taken steps to secure accounts and report the incident to regulators.