I have no choice but to use Dropbox for work. Anything I can do to improve / protect from this? I’m not security savvy sadly.
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The article mentions that you can use it without giving your admin password but that it asks on each restart.
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Once you're in the innermost trust boundary, you can do anything, and pretending otherwise is security theatre.
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@objective-see also is very good about showing what Dropbox does in kextland@aralThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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If you don't want someone to have root or equivalent, don't give it to them.
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Been through pretty much this same scenario in VMS, like 30 years ago.
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Using an SQL API as documented when you have the privileges to do so isn't an "sql attack".
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I wouldn't call that a "hack", I'd call that "obvious". Complex privilege systems invite privilege escalation.
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"SQL attack" or simply "SQL query"?
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inserting into an undocumented database? Attack for sure.
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