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<?php
// TOTP MFA with the pragmarx/google2fa-laravel package

// 1. Generate and store a secret key during MFA enrollment
use PragmaRX\Google2FALaravel\Facade as Google2FA;

// Enrollment: generate secret and display QR code
$secret = Google2FA::generateSecretKey(32);
// Store $secret encrypted in the users table (never plain-text)
$user->update(['totp_secret' => encrypt($secret)]);

$qrCodeUrl = Google2FA::getQRCodeUrl(
    config('app.name'),
    $user->email,
    $secret
);
// Render QR code as SVG or PNG for the user to scan

// 2. Verify a code at login
function verifyTOTP(User $user, string $code): bool
{
    $secret = decrypt($user->totp_secret);
    // Allow 1 window (30s) of drift for clock skew
    return Google2FA::verifyKey($secret, $code, 1);
}

// 3. Mark session as MFA-verified
if (verifyTOTP($user, $request->input('totp_code'))) {
    session(['mfa_verified' => true, 'mfa_verified_at' => now()->timestamp]);
    return redirect()->intended('/dashboard');
}

// 4. Middleware to require MFA on sensitive routes
// if (!session('mfa_verified')) redirect('/mfa/challenge');

// Recovery codes — generate 8 one-time codes at enrollment
$recoveryCodes = collect(range(1, 8))->map(fn() => bin2hex(random_bytes(10)))->all();
// Store hashed recovery codes; delete after use