Adaptive Login Throttling: Brute-Force Defense Simulator
Interactive 3D simulator of exponential-backoff login throttling: watch simulated credential-guess attempts bounce off an adaptive rate limiter, tune backoff and lockout parameters, and see how the defense converges to blocking a sustained attacker.
Personal-computer and account security rarely comes down to one dramatic exploit — it comes down to boring, consistent policy enforcement at the login gate. This simulator renders that policy in 3D: simulated credential-guess attempts stream toward an authentication gate at a rate you control, and an exponential-backoff rate limiter decides, attempt by attempt, whether to even evaluate them. Each failure widens the delay before the next attempt is allowed exponentially, visualized as a closing red barrier at the gate, while live readouts track the current backoff delay, the consecutive-failure counter against its lockout threshold, and how many attempts were blocked outright versus actually evaluated. Tune the attacker's rate and the credential's entropy against the defender's base delay and lockout threshold to see how quickly — or slowly — a sustained brute-force attempt gets throttled to a standstill.
A 3D simulator of exponential-backoff login throttling on a personal-computer account: watch simulated credential-guess attempts get blocked or evaluated in real time, tune the attacker's rate and credential strength against the defender's backoff delay and lockout threshold.
3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install