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DJI Security Response Center

Offering Rewards To Researchers Who Responsibly Report Security Concerns

The DJI Security Response Center (DSRC) rewards security researchers who responsibly report potential security concerns on DJI platforms which may include our website, online store, product firmware or mobile apps. Rewards for qualifying bugs will range from $100 USD to $30,000 USD, and will be based on DJI's risk assessment of the potential impact of the threat.

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[DBBP20-03] April to June 2020 Bounties Announcement
[DBBP20-02] January to March 2020 Bounties Announcement
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DJI Security Information Center

Learn about DJI’s ongoing efforts to further strengthen data security, customer privacy and airspace safety

New Independent Audit Finds No Evidence of Data Transmission to DJI, China, or Any Unexpected Party
Creating innovative and safe products is at the core of what we do at DJI. It is our passion and our mission. We know great products need to be trusted, secure, and consistently improved. That is why we welcome the results of a new independent cybersecurity audit of DJI drone products, which found no evidence that the data or information collected by these drones is being transmitted to DJI, China, or any other unexpected party.
2020.06.08DJI Official
Setting the Record Straight on DJI Drone Data Security
It is disappointing to hear that some people – including the author of a recent White House op-ed – are deliberately spreading falsehoods about what our products do, simply because DJI is based in China. If the U.S. wants to spur domestic competition, the White House should make its case on the merits of technology standards for drone use. Instead, this op-ed makes spurious and false claims about DJI that are grounded in anti-China hysteria, not facts.
2020.01.06DJI Official