StaffProtection - Best staff security plugin. Prevent hacked account griefing. [Frequent Updates]

[HM04]

StaffProtection

Description
Never have to worry about your staff's accounts being hacked again. StaffProtection allows staff members to register a password linked to their account and IP address. This password is highly encrypted and is decrypted behind the scenes.

Your staff does not have to log in every time they join the server, only when they log in from a different IP address.

Upon logging in with a different IP address, all online staff is alerted. The potential hacker is frozen and cannot run any commands besides the login command.

Features
- Configurable messages
- Register passwords
- Password encryption
- IP Address verification
- Encrypted logins
- Logged in from new location alerts
- Frozen players when logged in from new location

Commands
- /register <password>
- /login <password>
- /changelocation

Permissions
- staffprotection.staff
(Give this to all your staff. They will be prompted to create a password on login after receiving the permission.)

Example Database File​

73c8e0f0-8617-49d3-a7ae-fa124787d4e0:
  name: HM04
  password: ͩͻϧʵͩϞńƹǂNjōʈ
  address: 127.0.0.1

Proof of ownership

Vouches:
Many more vouches on the resource page. Overall 5 star rated resource.​

Tested this on my Development Server very quickly and damn, this plugin is very nice. No bugs that I can see and is very nice. I love the database.yml feature too, I recommend this plugin to people who want to secure there staff team.

VOUCH

Kuzni : 5/5 Honestly a sick plugin. People are saying this is the same as Staff Secure but it really isn't. I'd say this doubles the safety of the server + when I found a bug the developer was on it within minuets

Upcoming updates:
- fix console issue
- increase encryption security

Price: $3.99
Purchase here: http://www.mc-market.org/resources/2839/​

 

[Gunny]

I'll take a VC. PM me.

Before the spam, he was advertising in the SB. I'll replace this with my vouch afterwards.

 

[HM04]

Can I see proof of ownership, pretty certain this is skidded.

Added to thread!

 

[matthewp]

Looks great!

I was going to make this myself

 

[HM04]

Looks great!

I was going to make this myself

Thanks! Was a fun project. Feel free to make one for personal use, but don't steal my business!

 

[matthewp]

Thanks! Was a fun project. Feel free to make one for personal use, but don't steal my business!

"Selling a free /pin plugin PM me"

It totally doesn't log pin numbers!

Jk [DOUBLEPOST=1487899045][/DOUBLEPOST]Omfg that password Hasing/Encryption is cool, also that one class in your events is making me cringe..

 

[nick]

Tested this on my Development Server very quickly and damn, this plugin is very nice. No bugs that I can see and is very nice. I love the database.yml feature too, I recommend this plugin to people who want to secure there staff team.

VOUCH

 

[Irantwomiles]

What's the point of encrypting the password? If the guy hacking your server has access to console you're fucked anyways.

 

[HM04]

What's the point of encrypting the password? If the guy hacking your server has access to console you're fucked anyways.

Some people would rather the server owner not see what their password is [DOUBLEPOST=1487900938][/DOUBLEPOST]

"Selling a free /pin plugin PM me"

It totally doesn't log pin numbers!

Jk [DOUBLEPOST=1487899045][/DOUBLEPOST]Omfg that password Hasing/Encryption is cool, also that one class in your events is making me cringe..

Is it the naming convention from onLogin I know ahaha.

 

[Kuzni]

What happenes if I have a dynamic ip address?

 

[HM04]

What happenes if I have a dynamic ip address?

Thanks for mentioning that. I could make it so you can use a command like a master password and set your new home location.

 

[HM04]

You encrypt the passwords instead of hashing them.
*slow clap*

Didn't see anywhere about any password hiding on StaffSecure, apologies.

 

[HM04]

I was talking about your plugin. You encrypt your passwords rather than hashing them.

I realize that.. I wouldnt have used encryption as a main difference between the two if I knew that the other did the same.