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The resolution is irrelivant, it's the recording data bitrate which effects the storage capacity, as also the i-frame and b-frame and frame-rate settings. Also most CCTV system have a quality settings, which effects also the compression, persume the devices are in H.265 Also Linus mentioned" motion detection", using that even with a pre/post recording saves a massive amount of space. Fair to say as long as he masks the trees on the software, the amount of recorded data during a 24hour period is very minimal, in a surburbon area.

If people looking for a better system for the Pi go check http://www.ipconfigure.com/ they have a free version platform for home users. And a full suite of Apps to support on iOS Android. for cameras, you can make your PI into an Onvif camera with opensource https://github.com/BreeeZe/rpos Whilst this is a little more to do than normal, it will give a better product into the professional level of software and also with a selection of Apps to view live streams from an Onvif device.

Such old news, FLIR gave out a patch for this, however, it did take them 3months to sort out. http://www.flir.com/security/blog/details/?ID=87043 And whilst on the subject, Luc may like to know there is only 115 device discoverable to match Flir on the internet, very trivial amount. https://www.shodan.io/ will list vulnerable devices. Maybe who gave this news needs to do proper research.