DW exclusive: Cybersecurity flaws leave Olympians at risk with Beijing 2022 app | Technology | DW

Anyone traveling to the Beijing Olympics is required to document their health for authorities. But the "My 2022" smartphone app has vulnerabilities that could lead to hacking, a security report obtained by DW has found.

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