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Smart Token Security Pipeline: Sign, Verify, Expire, Revoke

Interactive 3D pipeline showing how signed access tokens (JWT-style) are verified in flight: HMAC signature check, expiry (TTL) check and deny-list revocation check, with a live attacker who tampers payloads and an admin who revokes suspicious tokens.

Cybersecurity3DModerate60 FPS
exp-smart-tokens-security ↗ Open standalone

Modern APIs authorize almost every request with a signed access token instead of a server-side session. This simulator renders that verification pipeline in 3D: a stream of tokens is issued at the left, then passes three independent security gates — an HMAC signature check that catches tampered payloads, an expiry check against the token's own TTL claim, and a revocation deny-list check for tokens an admin has killed early. Tokens that clear all three gates ride onto a green "granted" platform; any failure diverts a token into a red quarantine trough with its failure reason recorded. Sliders control the token lifetime, issuance rate, how aggressively a simulated attacker tampers with payloads, and how fast security operations revokes suspicious tokens, so you can see directly how TTL length and revocation speed trade off against exposure window.

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Interactive 3D pipeline showing how signed access tokens (JWT-style) are verified in flight: an HMAC signature check catches tampered payloads, an expiry check enforces the TTL claim, and a revocation deny-list check blocks tokens killed early by security operations.

cybersecurityauthenticationjwtcryptographyaccess-controlapi-security

3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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