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Our users are getting emails from the Dropbox no-reply account to download a file, why?
Our end-users recently received an email from no-reply@dropbox.com requesting our users to download a file. It was from knownuser@outlook.com which is from a spammer using someone's real name. Have businesses just been blocking no-reply@dropbox.com? I have to admit it is a clever way to get around most security policies. A good link followed by a bogus file.
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I have not. Just thinking of best practices. I have a lot of endusers. I will probably go with a zero trust solution where I am blocking the no-reply emails then releasing it from quarantine if anyone needs a file.
I have been using dropbox for a very long time. First time using the forum. Now that I think of it there is no reason someone couldn't just copy the link and use their own email address.
