SecureOP

Introduction:
SecureOP is a Minecraft server security enhancement plugin that introduces password verification for granting OP permissions, ensuring that only authorized players can obtain administrator rights. This helps prevent unauthorized privilege escalation and enhances server security.

Features:

Password-Protected OP Command:

• When using /op <player> to grant OP permissions, the target player will be prompted to enter a password for verification.
• Only players who enter the correct password will receive OP permissions, enhancing security.

Password Verification for Existing OP Players on Join:

• When an existing OP player joins the server, they will receive a prompt to enter their password to confirm their OP status.

Customizable Configuration:

• Admins can customize the password, enable or disable password verification on join, and set timeout durations via config.yml.
• Supports multiple languages with customizable messages and color prefixes through language.yml.

Operation Restrictions:

• Players cannot execute commands, send chat messages, move, interact, drop items, use items, or open inventories before verifying their password.

Real-time Logging:

• Logs every OP permission attempt, both successful and failed, allowing admins to monitor and audit permission changes.

Reload Configuration Command:

• Use /sop reload to reload plugin configurations without restarting the server.

Commands:

• /op <player>: Grants OP permissions to the specified player, requiring password verification.
• /sop reload: Reloads the SecureOP plugin configuration files.

Permissions

• secureop.op:
  • Description: Allows the use of the /op command in SecureOP.
  • Default: Only assigned to server operators and console.
  
  
• secureop.admin:
  • Description: Allows the use of administrative commands like /sop reload.
  • Default: Only assigned to server operators and console.