As always, links and attachments in unsolicited or unanticipated emails should not be accessed unless the sender can be positively verified, as they may contain viruses. If the attachment is opened and the user does not have anti-virus software or firewall programs on their computer, their system could be infected. Lure you into downloading a virus attached to or linked from the email. Steal your email password with a fake file sharing request. Steal your Dropbox password with an order request that looks like it's from a company or contact with whom you do business. There are several versions, attempting to do any of the following:
As we've reported in the past, emails purportedly from document sharing service "Dropbox” have recently begun re-circulating.
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