Server Password

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Server Password is a server-wide authentication plugin that protects access to your Minecraft server using a secure, fully GUI-based password system.

Instead of typing passwords in chat, players authenticate through a custom interactive code interface, ensuring a clean, safe, and modern login experience — even on offline-mode servers.

## Key Features - Server-wide password protection - Fully GUI-based login (no chat input) - Custom code interface - Supports numbers and uppercase letters (0–9, A–Z) - Automatic password length detection - Centered layout for any password size - Clear and submit controls - Advanced security flow - Players are frozen, invulnerable, and hidden while authenticating - Chat, commands, movement, damage, and interaction are blocked - Join messages and tablist visibility are delayed until login is successful - Custom head textures - Login timeout system - Configurable authentication timeout - Visual countdown timer inside the GUI - Custom actions on timeout (kick or reopen) - Attempt & ban protection - Configurable attempts per join - Cooldown between attempts - Optional IP-based ban system - Permanent or temporary bans supported - Full multilingual support - Reload configuration without restarting

## Compatibility - Supports Spigot / Paper 1. 20. 1+ - Works on online-mode and offline-mode servers - No dependencies required

### Disclaimer Server Password provides an additional security layer to help control access to your Minecraft server.

This plugin is not intended to replace proper server security practices such as firewalls, anti-bot protection, secure configurations, or other security plugins.

We are not responsible for any damage, data loss, unauthorized access, or other issues caused by: - External attacks or exploits - Misconfiguration or improper usage - Software vulnerabilities - Third-party tools or clients that bypass the system

By using this plugin, you acknowledge that no security system is 100% secure and that Server Password should be used as part of a broader security strategy.