"A leak at DJI makes it possible to watch live with drones"

This discovery of the security company Check Point. It took about six months before DJI closed the vulnerability. It arrived in September. DJI is the largest manufacturer of drones, with a market share of more than 70%.

In case of abuse of vulnerability, hackers could access all data stored by drone users in the cloud, such as flight logs, maps and stored photos. and videos.

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Plus, you could watch unnoticed live with FlightHub. This is the platform that allows business users to watch live images of multiple drones simultaneously. Vulnerability abuse was simple as long as users clicked on a specific link.

DJI classifies vulnerability in the "high risk" category, but with a "low probability". An attacker would have to go to great lengths to exploit this vulnerability. DJI therefore thinks that the vulnerability has not been misused. Check Point reported leaked to Chinese drone manufacturer in March