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https://www.dropbox.com/account#manage https://www.dropbox.com/account#manage Go there, deauth. a machine. You can't remotely wipe it though, as the files actu
by gburt 15y ago
https://www.dropbox.com/account#manage https://www.dropbox.com/account#manage
Go there, deauth. a machine. You can't remotely wipe it though, as the files actually exist. You'd need an alternative solution for that.
Edit: also, use drive-level encryption and secure your user accounts. =\
- geuis 15y agoThanks. This is very helpful.
- gburt 15y agoPlease be aware this will not remove your files, as they exist on the filesystem (this is intentional, of course, as it allows offline working with Dropbox files). If you wanted to actually remote wipe, you would need other software... sounds scary to be completely honest, I wouldn't trust any packaged software to not create bigger security holes than it is preventing.
- geuis 15y agoYeah, but being able to disable syncing was enough. I left my job on Wednesday and needed to be able to kill the dropbox directory on my desktop without it affecting my home machine. The unlink feature worked perfectly. Thanks!