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Security Research Center Policy

In today’s world we have become more and more connected to Internet services, software, and hardware devices.

We share our information with our banks, medical institutions, and employers. We share our information with smartphones, smart TVs, smart watches, and other “smart things” in our homes, which usually retain our information in the remote databases outside our control. These technologies are deeply integrated into our lives and, in many cases, we have become dependent on them, making us vulnerable when the technology fails or our information is not properly protected.

Our research

We conduct security research to locate any data exposures in the databases of various companies, organisations, and institutions.

Typically we use the Shodan search engine to locate unprotected Internet-connected devices. This search engine is publicly accessible, and allows researchers to identify devices and databases that are connected to the open Internet without any password protection or other technological barriers to safeguard the data stored in them. We do not crack passwords or authentication processes or use any other hacking tricks.

Once we discover a publicly exposed database, we report our findings according to the following guidelines:

  • When appropriate, we provide details of the data exposure to the company, organisation, or institution that failed to protect itself.
  • We do not modify the data we found.
  • We allow entities time to remedy the data exposure prior to making any details available publicly that would otherwise cause further risk.
  • We do not transfer any data to any third parties.

Why do we do this?

Here, in the Security Research Center, we do our best to:

  • Help businesses build better security by identifying data leaks, and
  • Raise public awareness to the dangers related to data breaches and security risks in the connected world.

In case you have any comments, tips or suggestions please contact: security@kromtech.com

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See how MacKeeper removes junk files, detects file copies, and removes useless apps, widgets, browser extensions, and more without putting any personal files at risk.

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Safe Cleanup

Quickly remove junk files (such as temporary caches, logs, unused language packages, and things in the Trash) that take up hard drive space and slow down your Mac.

  • MacKeeper™ Binaries Cutter service
  • MacKeeper™ Cache Cleaner service
  • MacKeeper™ Languages Cutter service
  • MacKeeper™ Logs Cleaner service

Binaries

Remove application files that were designed for other platforms, such as Intel or PowerPC. These files are unnecessary and can be safely removed without impairing application performance.

Binaries scans your applications and locates the files designed for other platforms. These files will be marked for removal upon your approval. The files that were designed for the platform that your Mac uses will be left untouched.

Languages

Your system and your applications contain many large language files for languages that you may not understand. These files serve no other purpose than to take up space on your hard drive.

Languages scans your system and your applications for different interface languages that waste disk space. Languages you wish to keep will be excluded from the scan so that you don't accidentally delete them. Simply define which languages you wish to exclude under Preferences.

Logs

Macs collect system and user log files, which contain events that have been “logged” by your computer. These files can be safely removed without impairing any system functions.

Logs scans your hard drive for system and user log files that waste disk space. If you wish to keep any of these files for any reason, simply uncheck them after the scan and they will not be removed.

Caches

System and user cache files are created to store information that can be used later to speed up certain tasks. They are also used by your browser to make online activity more efficient. However, over time, these files build up and take up large amounts of space. Removing them is safe and can free up extra space on your hard drive.

Caches scans your hard drive for system and user cache files that waste your disk space. If you wish to keep any of these files for any reason, simply uncheck them after the scan and they will not be removed.

Smart Uninstaller

Prevent future junk by making sure you're not just sweeping old applications under the rug when you’re trying to delete them. When you drag an application to the Trash, its preferences, caches and logs stay behind on your Mac's hard drive. These files no longer serve any purpose and just waste space.

Use Smart Uninstaller instead of dragging applications to the Trash. Smart Uninstaller completely removes applications, widgets, browser extensions, plugins, and even leftover files so you can be sure the applications you don't want are actually gone for good.

Duplicates Finder

Deleting unnecessary copies of your files can slim down your hard drive and free up disk space on your Mac.

Duplicates Finder can even find file copies with different names. Duplicates Finder looks for file copies that take up space on your Mac's hard drive. Duplicate files are located and listed for you, but won't be deleted without your approval.

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