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https://b.thumbs.redditmedia.com/ZjLfBGJ_hlIjoNnEcxK3sL758hcy1UNB0QMh-B_aEFc.jpg Hey all, I should provide some context before asking my question. So I am currently researching and trying to find a vulnerability in an IoT device, it's pretty secure and sandboxed quite well. The only potential attack vector i have found is a JavaScript Injection vulnerability which I have explored and messed around with tons, but nothing crazy outside of getting more information on the device. However, I have deployed this JS payload (which is supposed to spawn a reverse shell, i generated this payload from using JSshell, however it really only opens a TCP connection and not a shell environment):



Jsshell payload used

And after listening on the host and port 4848, I get the incoming connection:



Incoming connection from IoT device > me

This looks good, except I would like to spawn a shell through JS, not just the TCP connection, is there anything I can do to leverage this into a shell environment using JS? Lots of research points me toward using Node.js however Node runs server side and tends to only open a shell on the server and not the client (the IoT device), and obviously in this case I would like a shell on the client and not the server. Any help/Ideas is greatly appreciated!

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