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by A-D-Studios · on Modrinth

TrustGuard is a risk-based verification and account protection plugin for Paper servers. Unlike traditional captcha plugins that challenge every player…

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🛡️ TrustGuard v2.0.0 Released

TrustGuard v2.0.0 is now available.

This update introduces a completely redesigned verification system, expanded captcha options, improved administrative controls, and the foundation for advanced risk-based account protection.

✨ New Captcha Types

TrustGuard now supports multiple verification methods:

Administrators can choose a single captcha type or allow TrustGuard to randomly select from multiple methods.

🎲 Random Verification Mode

TrustGuard can now automatically rotate between enabled captcha types, making verification less predictable and more effective against automation.

📦 Improved GUI Captcha

The GUI captcha has been redesigned with accessibility and client compatibility in mind.

⚙️ Enhanced Administrative Controls

Administrators can now force specific captcha types:

/tg force <player> CHAT
/tg force <player> MATH
/tg force <player> WORD
/tg force <player> GUI
/tg force <player> RANDOM

Perfect for testing, moderation, demonstrations, and troubleshooting.

🌐 VPN & Proxy Detection

TrustGuard now includes optional VPN and proxy detection support.

Features include:

VPN detection is disabled by default and can be enabled through the configuration.

🔧 Self-Healing Configuration

TrustGuard now automatically adds new configuration options during updates.

No more deleting configuration files after upgrading.

🏗️ Internal Improvements

TrustGuard v1.0.0

TrustGuard is a risk-based verification and account protection plugin for Paper servers.

Unlike traditional captcha plugins that challenge every player equally, TrustGuard evaluates player behaviour and only requests verification when suspicious activity is detected. This allows legitimate players to join normally while still protecting servers from compromised accounts, VPN abuse, bot activity, and suspicious login patterns.

Features

Adaptive Risk Scoring

TrustGuard calculates a configurable risk score using multiple factors:

Server owners have complete control over how much risk is required before verification is triggered.

Verification System

Verification Lockdown

Players undergoing verification are unable to:

This prevents interaction with the server until verification has been completed successfully.

Trust Database

TrustGuard maintains player trust information including:

Successfully verified players are trusted automatically for a configurable period.

IP Change Detection

TrustGuard can detect when a player connects from a different IP address and increase their risk score accordingly.

Relog Detection

Repeated reconnects within a configurable time window can increase risk and trigger verification.

Administrative Commands

/tg reload
/tg trust <player>
/tg untrust <player>
/tg force <player>
/tg info <player>

Staff Notifications

Staff with the appropriate permission receive alerts whenever a player triggers TrustGuard verification.

Audit Logging

TrustGuard records:

Logs are available both in the console and within the plugin's audit log.

Permissions

trustguard.admin
trustguard.bypass
trustguard.notify

Configuration

All major systems are configurable, including:

Compatibility

Why TrustGuard?

Most verification plugins ask:

"Can this player solve a captcha?"

TrustGuard asks:

"Does this player actually look suspicious?"

This allows normal players to join uninterrupted while still providing protection when unusual behaviour is detected.

Thank You

More features are planned for future versions, but v1.0.0 represents the first complete production-ready release of TrustGuard.

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