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    nxsh - remote shell for the Nintendo Switch over telnet - New scripting system + password authentication + few new commands

    Added JS scripting functionality via duktape. You can now write scripts and execute them, provided they are ECMAScript 5.1 compliant. See the examples/ directory for a bit more information. Added native print(), readFile(), and writeFile() functions (see above)
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    Homebrew RELEASE nxsh - remote shell for the Nintendo Switch over telnet

    Right now the biggest reason for nxsh instead of a standard SSH server implementation is the lack of cryptographic libraries available on the Switch. Also, launching a non-NRO executable is not possible at the moment (to my knowledge), so even if you got in, you couldn't do much. Version...
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    Homebrew Bounty 2018 Month 1: Switch Tools and Utilities

    EDIT: Not applicable to this category, sorry!
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    nxsh - remote shell for the Nintendo Switch over telnet 0.1.7-beta

    About I started this project as a convenient way to interact with the Switch over the network. Simply run the provided .nro file included in this post and connect to your device via port 5050 to access a Unix-esque shell. A full list of currently-supported commands can be provided by typing...
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    Homebrew RELEASE nxsh - remote shell for the Nintendo Switch over telnet

    Thanks everyone! For clarification, the root directory is in fact the root of the SD card and not the internal NAND storage. As of right now, it seems like it's sandboxed into that directory. Also note that I've just put out a quick 0.1.2-alpha release with a few added functionalities, as well...
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    Homebrew RELEASE nxsh - remote shell for the Nintendo Switch over telnet

    Hi all, I'm a bit new to the Switch homebrew community, so please forgive me if this is not the place for a post like this. Because the implementation of an ssh server on the console is no small endeavor (considering all of the crypto involved), I've spent the last few days developing a...