frida-mcp-native

The core functionality of this server involves executing arbitrary JavaScript code and commands on a target device via `subprocess` calls to the Frida CLI. Inputs like `target` (process name/PID) and `script` are passed directly to `frida` CLI arguments (`-n`, `-p`, `-e`). While this is the intended purpose of the tool for security analysis and reverse engineering, it represents a significant security risk if the MCP server itself is exposed to untrusted input. An attacker gaining control of the input parameters could execute arbitrary code on the target device. However, given that MCP servers are typically deployed in trusted, local environments by security experts, this is considered a feature rather than a flaw in its intended use. There are no obvious hardcoded credentials or malicious patterns in the Python code itself, beyond its powerful capabilities.