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Evil-Twin Wi-Fi Detection: Mobile Threat Defense Engine

Interactive 3D mobile-threat-defense simulator: a phone roams past trusted access points and a spoofed evil-twin AP broadcasting the same SSID, and an on-device risk engine scores BSSID, certificate-pinning and signal-strength anomalies in real time to auto-block the rogue connection.

Cybersecurity3DModerate60 FPS

Mobile Threat Defense (MTD) products spend most of their effort not on malware scanning but on validating the identity of the networks a device joins. This simulator drops a phone into an office floor patrolled past three legitimate access points and one rogue "evil twin" broadcasting the identical SSID, and runs a real on-device risk-scoring engine — BSSID trust-list lookup, TLS certificate pinning, and RSSI-anomaly comparison — against whichever AP currently wins the signal-strength race. Push the rogue AP's transmit power up to watch it win association purely on signal strength, then toggle certificate pinning off to see the one check that actually stops the attack even when the clone is loud.

⚙ Under the hood

Walk a phone past three trusted access points and one spoofed evil-twin AP broadcasting the same SSID, and watch an on-device MTD engine score BSSID trust, certificate pinning and RSSI anomalies in real time to auto-block the rogue connection.

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