https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018 ... urity-flaw/10491150

Is this real?

I doubt any ones' precious data is at risk here.

"Check Point said that a hacker could steal a cookie by tricking a DJI user to click on a malicious link posted in a drone forum, and then replace a user's DJI identification token with their own and gain access to all areas of the user's DJI Mobile App, web account, or DJI FlightHub."

And I had to click on the OP's link to read this.....  lol

Did DJI respond to this? any?

Harbourside Posted at 12-14 08:00
"Check Point said that a hacker could steal a cookie by tricking a DJI user to click on a malicious link posted in a drone forum, and then replace a user's DJI identification token with their own and gain access to all areas of the user's DJI Mobile App, web account, or DJI FlightHub."

And I had to click on the OP's link to read this.....  lol

Thank you for reading the ABC link.  It's a true link from an official Australian News provider.

I know it's not that easy to hack, unless 3rd party apps are involved. Ie Various DJI SDK apps may have privileges. I don't know the details, but the DJI Go app can update itself with minor changes without any notification. Search DJI & GPL licenses etc  for more info.

What about Gatwick?  Silly buggers eh?  Gatwick had ground vehicles searching the runway, up & down for hours (flightradar24).
  https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-46658868
Safe Flying...