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tcragnolini
3 years agoExplorer | Level 3
"Your files are nearly ready to be uploaded"
I got an email supposedly from dropbox. with the subject "ATTN: We recommend completing your Dropbox setup ASAP", and then saying "Your files are nearly ready to be uploaded", followed by a dropbox.c...
- 2 years ago
Hey adrianxw, sorry to jump in here, but I just wanted to mention that since this email came from an official Dropbox domain, it's possible that the email was sent out in error, since this is usually an email sent out when you first create a Dropbox account.
Feel free to ignore the email and let us know if you receive any similar emails in the future.
adrianxw
Explorer | Level 3
I have made the screen shot, (I think, it looks right).
Walter
2 years agoDropbox Staff
Hey adrianxw, sorry to jump in here, but I just wanted to mention that since this email came from an official Dropbox domain, it's possible that the email was sent out in error, since this is usually an email sent out when you first create a Dropbox account.
Feel free to ignore the email and let us know if you receive any similar emails in the future.
- adrianxw2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
The mail always looked genuine, but weird. It is not bothering me, if it is a simple mistake, well, mistakes happen. No trouble.
- adrianxw2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Another slightly odd thing is the box on the right, in there, it says I am a new member, which I'm not. The mail and the status in that box demonstrate commonality. Database glitch perhaps?
- mickeyroo2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
> since this email came from an official Dropbox domain,
How do you know? Is there a digital signature.
Are you unaware that email headers contain whatever the sender wanted them to?
You are just going to believe the sender is whoever they say they are?
A bit concerning that Dropbox is hiring people to manage security with manifestly inadequate training.
- adrianxw2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
"Walter" a dropbox official had no doubts, I don't see any reason to dismiss his opinion.
- mickeyroo2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
He seemed to be basing it on the purported "from" address in the email.
If you are going to look at anything in there, it should be the URL they are wanting you to click.
It does not seem to be malicious.
- adrianxw2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
I, obviously..., look at the url a link in a mail is suggesting I click, I have done so for years.
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