DJI Mini 4 Pro (MT4MFVD)

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DJI Mini 4 Pro (MT4MFVD)
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DJI Mini 4 Pro
   Brand: DJI (Parent: SZ DJI Technology Co., Ltd.)
   Category: Compact consumer camera drone / UAV • Model / Gen: Mini 4 series MT4MFVD
   Release Date: 2023-12-21 • Status: In sale
   Classification Date:  • Official Website

Security Evaluation

1. Device Security

Criterion Value Proof Comment
Known hardware tampering Rare 🔗 Proof Few public reports of hardware tampering or modding for this drone model
Known vulnerabilities Rare 🔗 Proof Only a small number of historical UAV‑related vulnerabilities reported for DJI ecosystem; no critical dedicated vulnerabilities for Mini4 Pro
Prior attacks None 🔗 Proof No publicly documented targeted attacks against DJI Mini4 Pro
Updatability Very common 🔗 Proof Firmware can be updated through DJI Fly app and DJI Assistant 2
Category Score Score: 2 / 3

2. System Security

Criterion Value Proof Comment
Authentication with other systems Partial 🔗 Proof Authenticates only with DJI Fly app and DJI cloud account; no native support for third-party enterprise identity systems.
Communications Encrypted with up-to-date encryption 🔗 Proof O4 transmission and control links use modern encryption protocols for flight control and video stream.
Storage Encrypted with up-to-date encryption 🔗 Proof Captured media and flight logs stored on SD card can be protected by DJI cloud encryption and local encryption mechanisms.
Category Score Score: 2 / 3

3. User Authentication

Criterion Value Proof Comment
Account management Basic 🔗 Proof Account management is performed in DJI cloud backend via DJI Fly; drone itself has no local multi-user account.
Authentication Secure 🔗 Proof Drone binds to user DJI account; remote pairing requires authentication; flight safety authorization is cloud-verified.
Brute-force protection Exist 🔗 Proof Repeated failed pairing / authentication attempts trigger connection locking and require account re-verification.
Event logging Partial logging 🔗 Proof Flight records, location and media logs are saved on cloud and SD card; detailed security audit logs are not fully available locally.
Passwords Require change after setup with complexity requirements 🔗 Proof DJI cloud account password enforces complexity rules and supports periodic password rotation.
Category Score Score: 2 / 3

Technical Specifications

Property Details
Operating System & App DJI embedded flight firmware (no public named OS) (Companion App: DJI Fly)
Hardware (CPU / GPU) CPU: Not publicly disclosed • GPU: Integrated within flight SoC, not specified separately
Memory & Storage Memory: RAM specification undisclosed • Storage: Supports microSD card; on-board flash for firmware
Power, Battery & Charging Battery: Intelligent flight lithium-ion battery • Power: 7.36 V DC • Charging: USB‑C charging via DJI charger or power adapter
Display & Camera Display: None (display on remote controller / mobile phone) • Camera: 1/1.3-inch CMOS, 48MP, f/1.7 aperture
Sound & Connectivity Sound: No built‑in speaker • Connectivity: O4 video transmission, Wi‑Fi, GNSS (GPS/BeiDou/Galileo)
Physical (Dimensions & Mass) Dimensions: Folded (without propellers):148 × 94 × 64 mm; Unfolded (with propellers):298 × 373 × 101 mm • Mass: <249 g (with standard battery, propellers and microSD card)


DJI Mini 4 Pro (MT4MFVD) is a lightweight consumer UAV with O4 video transmission. It communicates and pairs securely with DJI Fly and DJI cloud service, supporting regular firmware upgrades. Flight control and video data are transmitted over encrypted links. The device is bound to user DJI cloud accounts for authorization, with brute-force lock on repeated authentication failures. No major public vulnerabilities or targeted attacks have been widely reported for this model.

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