Just to clarfy, we originally thought it may be Exacq with later updates. We have seen this with Pelco and mpeg4 devices. We started to realize that this was affecting Axis/Exacq systems with no updates, but have been running fine for 1 plus years (last problem was 7.4).
I need to prove this, and the public announcement in July should be too juicy a temptation for these hackers with infected computers controlled on the inside.
I have been seeing the recent newscasts about ip devices. People have to realize that it is not the ip devices, but the person that clicked on the link or opened the file that created the inside access for the hackers. Common users with admin control of their workstations, especially in commercial and municipal settings, is mind blowing. I am always amazed when I am able to install client software on a secretaries computer. When I was an IT admin, this would never happen. My kids hated having to get me to grant them permission to install apps or software on the devices/pcs i gave them. Now they have school computers where they can install anything they want. (thank god for opendns, until they figure out how to put a static 8.8.8.8 on their devices).