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Thank you.More system details Additional System Details Installed Plug-ins I have emailed dropbox about this in the last week, but it seems that they are clueless, and since my data could be exposed immediately I'm coming to the Reddit community to see if I missed anything, and hopefully somebody with Adobe Pro can test this out as well. Dropbox should not be able to read encrypted contents without a password. To me, this means the Adobe encryption (or maybe the Bluebeam Implementation?) is not actually encrypting a thing. and you will be prompted for a password.

Then download it and open it natively in BlueBeam, Adobe Reader X, Adobe Pro, etc. First just click the file name on at the link below, and watch it open in Dropbox Preview with no password. Now I have made the file public as well, so everyone else can try the same. Screenshot (Edge): (uploaded file) -> (preview opens immediately) Screenshot (Chrome): (uploaded file) -> (preview opens immediately) Step 3 Upload the file to dropbox, open it on. Yes, it properly asks for a password, and without it you cannot gain access to the doc. Step 2 Close the PDF, then try to Re-Open it. I do not have Adobe Pro to test that, but perhaps others do. I have posted links and screenshots below to a public-facing test file:įirst off, I'm using BlueBeam as my PDF editor of choice. While it is true that you must be logged into my own account to see the preview, unless I'm missing something this is a flaw in Adobe encryption and possibly in dropbox's preview implementation.Īnyway this is why I am here at /r/netsec to help.

Dropbox's preview tool is somehow bypassing the encryption and displaying the file's contents in your web browser. A week or so ago, I realized that all of my encrypted (open-password protected) PDFs stored on dropbox were not completely secure.