Midv-418

| Item | Part Number | Qty | Typical Lead‑Time | |------|-------------|-----|-------------------| | MidV‑418 Base Board | MV‑418‑B | 1 | 2 weeks (stock) | | 12 V 2 A Power Adapter | MV‑ADP‑12V2A | 1 | 1 week | | MIPI‑CSI Camera Kit (12 MP) | MV‑CAM‑12MP | 1‑4 | 1 week | | PoE Injector (802.3at) | MV‑POE‑AT | 1 | 1 week | | Extended Warranty (3 yr) | MV‑W‑3Y | – | N/A |

Technical Support

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| Step | Description | |------|-------------| | Pod‑Hijack | MIDV‑418 creates a “shadow pod” using the admissionregistration.k8s.io API to intercept Pod creation events. | | Namespace‑Escalation | Leveraging a misconfigured RBAC rule (ClusterRoleBinding that grants system:serviceaccounts:* admin), the malware escalates to the cluster level. | | Stealth Mode | The malicious pod sets metadata.ownerReferences to a legitimate workload, causing it to disappear from standard kubectl get pods output (the “ghost pod” effect). | | Command‑and‑Control (C2) | Communication is tunneled via encrypted gRPC over port 443, masquerading as legitimate service mesh traffic. | midv-418

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | midv-fw --status | Show firmware version, temperature, and uptime | | midv-selftest | Run a full hardware diagnostics suite | | midv-reboot | Soft‑reset of the board | | midv-camera list | Enumerate attached MIPI/USB cameras | | midv-capture -c 0 -r 1920x1080 -f 30 -o /tmp/frame.raw | Capture a single 1080p30 frame from camera 0 | | midv-infer -m yolov5s.bin -i /tmp/frame.raw -o /tmp/result.json | Run AI inference on a saved frame | | midv-agent --register <url> | Register the device with a cloud‑management portal | | docker ps | List running containers (Docker CE pre‑installed) | | sudo systemctl restart midv-agent | Restart the remote‑management service | | journalctl -f -u midv-agent | Live‑view the agent log | | Item | Part Number | Qty |