$AWARE is now live on @ponsdotfamily. CA : 0x4497a4ef7b45c96470a5645af3496a813cf1abca AwareXone is building security infrastructure for the AI era, bringing together digital identity protection, human-layer security, social engineering defense, and open-source security tooling. As AI continues to change how software is built and how attacks are carried out, the surface that needs to be protected is expanding. AwareXone focuses on securing the people, identities, applications, and systems operating across that new environment. From helping with compromised social accounts to developing tools for vulnerability research and AI-driven security workflows, the goal remains simple: practical security backed by evidence, transparency, and real technical work. Now, $AWARE is onchain.

We’re now working on the next steps for AwareXone. The website is being built, GitHub is being updated with the official $AWARE contract address, and the remaining DEX setup is being completed. Everything is moving forward now, and these updates should be finished within the next few minutes. More soon.

You can buy every control on the market and still lose to a polite phone call. Authorised simulations of the attacks your people actually face: spear phishing, vishing, SMS, callback pretexts and deepfake calls. Then coaching that rebuilds judgement under pressure. Written scope, an emergency stop, and no one named in the report.

Not every case should be taken, and we'd rather say so up front. AwareXone is for you if the account matters to your income, audience, business or identity, and you can show it's yours. If you've been hacked, disabled, restricted, or locked out without working email, phone or authenticator access. If self-serve appeals have stalled and you want a careful review before spending more time on dead ends. It's not for you if you want access to anyone else's account, if you're shopping for "guaranteed recovery" or the lowest price at any cost, or if you expect someone to collect your passwords, OTP codes or session cookies. Clear expectations, legitimate channels, and an honest answer if we can't help.

Best-effort. Platforms decide. No passwords on this site.

Protect plans run from ≈$47 a month for one account to ≈$238 for up to ten, billed in MYR. Ongoing support, not a guarantee of recovery or platform approval.

When an account is taken, the first instinct is to pay whoever promises the fastest fix. That's usually where it gets worse. AwareXone handles the difficult cases: compromised accounts, lost recovery contacts, restrictions, and rejected appeals. Every case gets a review first. We qualify ownership and the path, and we decline when a case looks hopeless or improper. When a realistic route is still open, we work the ownership evidence and official platform processes with you. When access comes back, the job isn't done. We harden MFA, sessions, recovery contacts and connected apps so it doesn't happen twice. Best-effort. Platforms decide. No passwords on this site. Based in Malaysia, working worldwide.

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No password collection. No invented success rates. No outcome promises.

5/6 · How does social-engineering work run? Only with written authorisation and an agreed scope. Phishing, vishing, SMS and deepfake channels, then coaching. Never surprise attacks on people who did not consent.

4/6 · Do you collect passwords or OTP codes? Never through the website. We do not ask for passwords, one-time codes, backup codes or private keys on our forms.

3/6 · Is account recovery guaranteed? No. Platforms decide. We review every case first and only take work where a legitimate path looks realistic. Outcomes stay best-effort.

2/6 · What does AwareXone do? Social Media Recovery for hacked, locked or disabled accounts through legitimate channels, in Malaysia and worldwide. Plus authorised social-engineering testing and training, and open-source security tools.

Submit your case. We review it and reply within five hours. If it's accepted, we work ownership evidence and legitimate platform processes with you. Then we lock the account down. Platforms make the final decision. We never ask for your password.