1. General security rule
Never approve a request that you do not recognize.
Never share your Approval Password, Anti-Phishing Code, private keys, seed phrases or device unlock codes.
Use only official SkodriNΩN, NexusNON.ID and nΩn.ID communication channels.
2. Phishing risks
Phishing attempts may imitate login pages, QR codes, support messages or approval requests.
Users should verify domains, request details and Anti-Phishing information before approving anything.
Suspicious requests should be denied and reported to security@skodrinon.com.
3. Social engineering
Attackers may attempt to pressure users into approving requests quickly.
Support will never ask a user to approve an unknown request.
Users should slow down, verify context and deny requests that do not match their own action.
4. Unauthorized approvals
An approval made on the user's registered device may be treated as authorization by the user.
If a user believes an approval was unauthorized, the incident should be reported immediately.
Include Capsule ID, request ID if available, approximate time and device information.
5. Device compromise
If a phone is lost, stolen, malware-infected or accessed by another person, approval access may be at risk.
Users should begin recovery or device replacement and report the issue.
Removing local app data does not delete the Capsule Identity.
6. Vulnerability reporting
Security researchers and users should report suspected vulnerabilities to security@skodrinon.com.
Reports should include a clear description, affected component, reproduction steps if safe and contact information.
Do not exploit, access or damage other users' Capsules or systems.