A Dropbox hack is nothing most users have to protect themselves against. Same as with a google breach where GMail data gets leaked. As a personal user of no sp

A Dropbox hack is nothing most users have to protect themselves against. Same as with a google breach where GMail data gets leaked. As a personal user of no special interest, no one would use a potential Dropbox vulnerability to just get your data. If you secure your end you'll be fine. That's different for big corporations or people with a public profile (e.g. politicians). In this case you have to ensure that malicious actors with a lot of money and knowledge cannot gain access. But then again, self hosting is likely less secure than Dropbox or Google.