I would think that if the attacker had access to a Dropbox employee's account, which in turn gave him/her access to user accounts, that would constitute a security breach.
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if the attacker had access to a Dropbox employee's account, which in turn gave him/her access to user accounts ...
That didn't happen. The employee account merely contained a list of email addresses.
That’s not really a response, is it? User account data could be accessed – because Dropbox was unable to protect your data. That’s not quite as awful a access to user account but it’s still awful.