An Italian computer engineer has reportedly discovered that the popular Mailbox iOS app, which was acquired by Dropbox earlier this year, suffers from a potentially serious vulnerability that may allow malicious e-mails to wreak all sorts of havoc on your device. Macworld has confirmed that the flaw occurs in the latest version of Mailbox (1.6.2) currently available from the App Store.According to Novara-based Michele Spagnuolo, the flaw allows JavaScript code to be embedded and executed from inside an HTML message; because Mailbox doesn't filter the data stored in the messages it displays, the code can be executed without any user intervention whatsoever. As Spagnuolo shows in a short v
