Dropbox today released a security update for its client software, patching a serious security flaw.
“Prior to this update, all a third party needed to do to gain access to someone’s Dropbox account was to copy the Dropbox configuration files from one PC to another,” writes ZDNet’s Adrian Kingsley-Hughes.
“Dropbox version 1.2.48 fixes this serious vulnerability,” Kingsley-Hughes writes.
Go to “Dropbox bolsters client software security” to read the details.
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