Dropbox Confirms User Email Leaks, Adds Account Activity Feature and Two-Factor Authentication
Popular file-syncing service Dropbox just admitted to leaking an undisclosed number of user emails. Here's the word from Dropbox: More » ...
Source: Lifehacker - Wednesday, 1 August, 2012
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