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What the DJI Vulnerability Tells Us About Live Video Security

DJI drone company DJI exposed users to a serious security flaw in November 2018. Israeli cybersecurity firm Check Point alerted DJI of the issue in March 2018. DJI has since patched up this vulnerability and the Chinese company says no hackers did actually exploit this flaw. Following industry standards is necessary for providers of live video regardless of genre and application, considering that many live video platforms have been developed and managed by entirely different teams. The BBC iPlayer live TV and streaming service is incredibly popular but it is unclear if that platform, which was developed internally by the BBC, follows industry standards.”]

Source: https://hackercombat.com/what-the-dji-vulnerability-tells-us/

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