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Either hackers took it down and Dropbox is lying on their status page, or Dropbox did routine maintenance and Anonymous is taking false credit. Unfortunately,

• el_duderino 13y ago
  Probably. But due to how huge they are now, I don't blame them for trying to pass this off as a routine maint thing. Shit's either going to blow up or will be OK.
• pervycreeper 13y ago
  >Dropbox is lying on their status page They're saying it's an issue that "arose during routine maintenance", so that doesn't preclude the possibility they had inadvertently exposed a security vulnerability by doing that, leading to it then being exploited.
• cgrubb 13y ago
  I haven't seen any proof from the hackers. The emails in the pastbin from @1775Sec are old. They are in this pastebin from a month ago: http://pastebin.com/64PAAV1c http://pastebin.com/64PAAV1c
• ballstothewalls 13y ago
  I find it humorous how you are more likely to trust the word of some blackhat organization over that of an established company with a reputation that it needs to uphold. Lying would hurt it eventually. Also, the hackers admitted that they only DDOS'ed the website and made up the bit about the database leak. https://twitter.com/1775Sec/status/421852503848656898 https://twitter.com/1775Sec/status/421852503848656898