You can wrap a telnet session in TLS pretty easily which then protects the plain text password floating by. I've also been playing around with OAuth inside of

You can wrap a telnet session in TLS pretty easily which then protects the plain text password floating by. I've also been playing around with OAuth inside of a telnet session, but it's a little wonky as you might guess. If you're signed into Grapevine (mentioned above as well) this link will have you auto signed into a telnet session: https://grapevine.haus/games/Spigot/play https://grapevine.haus/games/Spigot/play This is my draft spec (it's not completely filled in but the idea is there) https://gist.github.com/oestrich/1fc022a448c36ac2aa5a099f4ca3778c https://gist.github.com/oestrich/1fc022a448c36ac2aa5a099f4ca... Spigot and Grapevine are also open source if you wanted to poke around.