Dropbox is making users reset old passwords, but it says it hasn’t been hacked

Business Insider
By Rob PriceAug 26, 2016, 4:15 am431 pts
Dropbox is forcing users with old passwords to change them. The file-hosting company announced in a blog post that as a "preventative measure," it is prompting anyone with a password that hasn't changed since mid-2012 to change it. There is, Dropbox says, "no indication that your account has been improperly…

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