Abdullah[verified]@vm_32Disclosure
The text discloses CVE-2026-78306, a Bluetooth vulnerability affecting DJI drones that could allow a nearby attacker to alter connection settings, disconnect the pilot, and impact system components, with technical details provided but no mention of patches, exploits, or active exploitation.
Abdelrahman Yousef@0xWh0_4m_1_PoC
The post's main focus is announcing that a PoC for CVE-2026-78306, an unauthenticated Bluetooth DUML vulnerability in DJI drones, has been published with a GitHub link. It does not report active exploitation or provide patch guidance.
Abdelrahman Yousef@0xWh0_4m_1_PoC
The tweet reports CVE‑2026‑78306 affecting DJI drones via an unauthenticated Bluetooth command channel and shares a PoC link.
Abdelrahman Yousef@0xWh0_4m_1_Disclosure
The author reports discovery of multiple zero‑day CVEs affecting DJI drones, listing their IDs and severity levels.
Daily CyberSecurity@Daily_CyberSecDisclosure
The tweet discloses CVE-2026-78306, detailing a Bluetooth vulnerability enabling unauthenticated DUML commands on 16 DJI drone models, and urges firmware updates without naming a specific patch, advisory, or fixed version, resulting in a Disclosure classification.
Abdelrahman Yousef@0xWh0_4m_1_General
The text is a URL linking to a GitHub repository named after CVE-2026-78306, but it lacks any specific details about the vulnerability, exploitation, or remediation, making it a general reference.
CVE@CVEnewDisclosure
DJI drones expose a Bluetooth‑based command interface that lets attackers within range change Wi‑Fi settings. No PoC or active exploitation evidence is presented, but the vulnerability details are explicitly described.
VulDB 🛡@vuldbGeneral
The tweet announces the existence of CVE-2026-78306 for DJI Air 3, linking to a Vuldb page, but offers no further technical, exploit, or patch details.