ACCOUNT AND DOWNLOAD SAFETY
AION 2 scam, fake-site, and third-party software checklist
Popular searches attract lookalike sites, fake downloads, and 'guaranteed safe' claims. Verification starts by navigating again from a known official entry point and recording what was checked.
Official entry points and NC's anti-automation release support the facts; safety steps are Atlas editorial guidance.
- Official platform pageSteam: AION 2 store pageAtlas verified
- Official primary sourceNC Corporation: AION 2 Introduced Strengthened Anti-Bot MeasuresSource published · Atlas verified
Rebuild a trusted entry path
Open the official NC global site or Steam manually and follow links from there. An unsolicited short URL, a lookalike domain, a logo, and HTTPS do not independently prove NC ownership.
Check credentials and downloads separately
A guide or tool site should not receive an NC password, one-time code, or payment data. For third-party software, inspect notices on the developer's landing page; if no signature, hash, or traceable version exists, do not claim the file was verified.
- Enable available multi-factor authentication and use a unique password.
- Do not mirror or forward executables of unclear origin.
- Treat 'never banned' macro or automation advertising as high risk.
Automation has no permanent safety guarantee
NC's January 2026 release described selective overseas VPN blocking, hardware restrictions, stronger reporting, and a restriction aimed at gathering macros. Policy and detection change, so a third party cannot promise immunity from enforcement.