Update - We're aware of a second issue that's been reported about shared links. If you’d prefer to re-enable all disabled links - either because you know your files contain no sensitive info, or because you’re less concerned about the potential vulnerability we outlined above - we’ll be offering you this option in the next couple of days. You can re-create your own links now by following these instructions. Over the coming days, our team will gradually begin re-enabling shared links that aren’t susceptible to the vulnerability.
Update - A quick update on what we’re doing to get you back to your normal workflows.įor now, shared links to file types that might contain a hyperlink (such as PDF or Word docs) created before May 5 remain deactivated. If you don’t want to re-enable all your links at once, you can create new ones by following these instructions. Please keep in mind that re-enabling the same link means that whoever received it in the past can use it again to view your document. Update - We wanted to let you know that you now have the option to re-enable all your disabled links. Again, thanks for your patience as we work to keep your stuff safe. If links to some of your files are still disabled, you may receive an email prompting you to either create new, secure links, or re-enable the previous links. Final update – We've finished re-enabling links we know couldn't have been vulnerable.
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