Incident
incident:database_breaches_of_dropbox_last_fm_and_myspace
Also: 2016 database breaches
Group of database-theft incidents described as exposing usernames and weakly protected password hashes.
Group of database-theft incidents described as exposing usernames and weakly protected password hashes.
“Dropbox had their database stolen. Last.fm had their database stolen. MySpace had their database stolen as well”
| Direction | Predicate | Other entity | Origin | EP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| outgoing | INVOLVES | Dropbox | Explicit | 148 |
| outgoing | INVOLVES | MediaFire | Derived | 148 |
Database breaches of Dropbox, Last.fm, and MySpace INVOLVES Dropbox
Professor Dubstep attributes the 2016 database-breach activity to a stolen Dropbox database.
Explicit Confidence 99% · Professor Dubstep EP 148 Details
“Dropbox had their database stolen.”
Database breaches of Dropbox, Last.fm, and MySpace INVOLVES MediaFire
The episode describes leaked databases from Dropbox, Last.fm, and MySpace; MediaFire was later used as a target with recovered credentials.
Derived Confidence 84% · Professor Dubstep EP 148 Details
“Dropbox had their database stolen. Last.fm had their database stolen. MySpace had their database stolen as well”