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security [2021/07/14 00:56] – paradoxsecurity [2021/10/05 14:58] (current) – [Supported MUD Clients] typo kuebiko
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 At the dawn of MUDs encryption wasn't widely available. Telnet was the protocol of choice and everything (//including your password!//) was sent over the Internet unprotected. At the dawn of MUDs encryption wasn't widely available. Telnet was the protocol of choice and everything (//including your password!//) was sent over the Internet unprotected.
  
-Since then the Internet and privacy expectations have evolved and encryption is the norm. You may already be used to visiting websites that use ''https://'' instead of ''http://''.+Since then the Internet and privacy expectations have evolved and encryption is the norm. You may already be used to visiting websites that use HTTPS instead of HTTP.
  
 Dune too has evolved and now supports connecting over a [[https://www.cloudflare.com/en-ca/learning/ssl/transport-layer-security-tls/|transport layer security (TLS)]] protected port (//6788//). This port uses the same technology as HTTPS to let you connect to Dune with encryption to protect your password and other data and should be preferred where possible over the legacy telnet port (//6789//). Dune too has evolved and now supports connecting over a [[https://www.cloudflare.com/en-ca/learning/ssl/transport-layer-security-tls/|transport layer security (TLS)]] protected port (//6788//). This port uses the same technology as HTTPS to let you connect to Dune with encryption to protect your password and other data and should be preferred where possible over the legacy telnet port (//6789//).
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   * Mudlet -[[mudlet:connecting_securely| how to connect securely.]]   * Mudlet -[[mudlet:connecting_securely| how to connect securely.]]
-  * TinTn++ - [[tintin:connecting_securely|how to connect securely.]]+  * TinTin++ - [[tintin:connecting_securely|how to connect securely.]] 
 +  * Tinyfugue - [[tinyfugue:connecting_securely|how to connect securely.]]
  
 ===== Other Options ===== ===== Other Options =====
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   * ''telnet-ssl''   * ''telnet-ssl''
     * Available on most Debian/Ubuntu systems with ''apt get install telnet-ssl''     * Available on most Debian/Ubuntu systems with ''apt get install telnet-ssl''
-    * Connect with ''telnet-ssl -z ssl dunemud.net 6788''+    * Connect with <code>telnet-ssl -z ssl dunemud.net 6788</code>
     * See [[https://manpages.debian.org/testing/telnet-ssl/telnet.1.en.html|man page]] for more.     * See [[https://manpages.debian.org/testing/telnet-ssl/telnet.1.en.html|man page]] for more.
   * ''openssl s_client''   * ''openssl s_client''
     * Available on most Linux/MacOS systems out of the box.     * Available on most Linux/MacOS systems out of the box.
-    * Connect with ''openssl s_client -connect dunemud.net:6788''+    * Connect with <code>openssl s_client -connect dunemud.net:6788</code> 
 +    * Note: Doesn't support Telnet protocol (e.g noecho options). 
  
 ===== Known **Incompatible** MUD Clients ===== ===== Known **Incompatible** MUD Clients =====