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I'm sure this was done for fun here, but as with all hobbyist C or C++ based OSes, such exploitation methods are well 'typical' and unsurprisingly straightforward.
Come back with a zero-click kernel exploit when the OS is iOS, Windows, Linux or Android (Surely the exploit-writer is experienced with PS4-level ones) and then we'll talk.
I'm just stoked that someone took the time to find a bug and write an exploit for the system. :)