Dropbox has confirmed that a hacker has accessed customer information including emails and usernames, phone numbers and hashed passwords, OAuth tokens and multi-factor authentication information.
Dropbox has issued a statement confirming that it became aware of unauthorized access to the production environment of the Dropbox Sign platform on April 24. That statement confirms that customer information was accessed, but says that it is believed the breach only impacted the Dropbox Sign infrastructure and no other Dropbox platforms or products.
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Source: Forbes News
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