Hi,I am Stefatorus!I have a suggestion/bug fix for you. Anyways,what i want to suggest is changing the port of the SSH connection and adding a SSH Key. It makes the SSH much more secure than now,with the default port 22 ))))) and no SSH Key. Its a easy thing to do,taking like 5-10 minutes / linux server. How will it help the server: -Are we secure?: Yes,you are.99% of players dont even know what a SSH connection is,and the password may be hard to find,i think that you are allmost secure - Allthough SSH breaking is Hard and painfull,once you have access to it,you can op yourself everywhere,ban everyone in hubs,etc,copy all the server into your pc,delete all the servers,in a way that GuildCraft gets in a WhiteList for as long as 2-3 weeks in case no Backups were made.Thanks. Proof: http://imgur.com/a/tpWQC What is SSH: SSH (Secure Shell) is a encripted network protocol that helps you to operate over a unsecure network (like the damn all internet is).There are 2 SSH "versions": SSH-1;SSH-2,that for the basic understanding. How is it used: SSH is kinda the CONSOLE - You can do anything from there.Its the linux and stuff,you can do anything with it. SFTP: Sftp is a Secure FTP with the same password as the SSH ''Console".It is used to send and recieve files.
When im pissed off i do stuff . Found some unused ports for play.guildcraft.org......... Found out GC uses Centos (as expected) -Needs fixed -- Tip: Try accessing http://play.guildcraft.org:80 play.guildcraft.org:4471 - still looking,not a mc packet Hmm,bananas?Found something......Secret for the moment Ok,soo basically,they had a ts.guildcraft.org:25565 <--- what i done Well,i used another bungee to try to breach in.Sadly,ipwhitelist is there <3 Server brand: Waterfall (git:Waterfall-Bootstrap:1.9-SNAPSHOT:ba75eaa:192) <- PaperSpigot - its running on Lobby,i think (or Anni Lobby - very probable) <3 Found it by mistake when mc crashed Some servers were found,ip and port (most on the www.gc.org dedicated) and now pending verification & identification Anni ip revealed
Question, how would you know if they are using a key or a password for ssh. You can use pretty much any port you want on either mode. Also a sufficiently complex password is not really any more vulnerable than a key.