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๐Ÿ” Command-Line Authentication Flow Simulator (MFA/2FA Training Tool)

The Command-Line Authentication Flow Simulator is a fully client-side tool for visualizing secure login sequences in a professional animated terminal-style interface. Designed for IT teams, SOC personnel, and security trainers, it breaks down the user authentication journeyโ€”including username, password, and multi-factor authentication (MFA)/2FA code entryโ€”within a dynamic, responsive CLI simulation.

๐Ÿ‘จโ€๐Ÿ’ป Why Use This Tool?

This simulator makes it easy to demonstrate or train others on important access control concepts without any server setup or actual accounts. It visually represents a secure authentication process step-by-step, including generating and submitting time-based codes (TOTP), with built-in dark/light mode and memory of previous states.

๐Ÿ”ง How It Works

  • Upon loading, the tool steps through a username/password prompt
  • Simulates waiting for a 2FA app-generated token
  • Displays an animated valid token being entered
  • Completes login with a success visual

๐Ÿง  Persistent Features

  • Session Storage for light/dark mode per session
  • LocalStorage logs the time of last flow simulation

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