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Phishing email that automatically puts a shared document into Dropbox notifications.
I received an email that was suspicious and actually appeared to be from Dropbox (no-reply@dropbox.com). Subject: XXXX shared "XXXX settlement docs (PA case) with you.pdf" with you. I even got a Dropbox notification on my phone that someone was trying to share a file with me. I did not click on the attachment and called the sender. She said her account was indeed hacked. That, and another file from a phishing email, is still in my notifications. I wasn't able to delete them and accidentally marked both as "read". Also, one of them brought up a Microsoft 365 screen which was part of the phishing scam so someone would put in their credentials and they could be stolen. Q: How do I one, prevent Dropbox from dumping shared files from emails into my Dropbox account automatically? Q: And two, how do I remove the notifications for these two phishing emails/files from my Dropbox Notifications? I already cleared the cache and that did nothing. Thank you!Solved8.6KViews1like3Comments