There is a flag to allow/prevent write access, so third parties wouldn't be able to use your terminal unless you allow it (I believe its disabled by default) . I also think (if I'm reading correctly) that it only shares a single process and will terminate the session when that process exits, which gives you a little added security in that someone with write access only has the same level of access as that process (which for some processes could mean a lot).
It would still be wise to put some sort of auth or other security in front of it if you're not trying to share with the whole world. I think I would be cool if there was some basic mechanism built in.
It would still be wise to put some sort of auth or other security in front of it if you're not trying to share with the whole world. I think I would be cool if there was some basic mechanism built in.