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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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Keep Your Mac Protected
Online And Offline

MacKeeper’s advanced security features protect your Mac from phishing scams, malware, spyware, adware, and viruses. And now you can track your lost or stolen Mac directly from the Track My Mac mobile app and get a snapshot of the thief.

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Internet Security Features

Protect your Mac from phishing scams, malware, spyware, adware, viruses and identity theft while you're using the Internet.

Adware Cleaner

Adware is an app designed to display unwanted ads on your Mac, most often in your browser. It sneaks onto your system after downloading a free app, or after visiting a malicious website. Adware fills your browser with endless advertising popups, but MacKeeper’s Adware Cleaner blocks adware infections before they have a chance to infect your Mac.

Antivirus

Your Mac is powerful. So shouldn’t your antivirus protection be? We think so, which is why MacKeeper uses Avira’s powerful antivirus engine to spot major security threats like viruses, malware, and Trojans. Running a virus scan for a specific file, folder, or the entire Mac is easy. Whether you’re downloading something online or connecting a USB drive, MacKeeper has your back with a malware database that updates regularly.

Track My Mac —
Anti-Theft Technology

Now you can track and lock your missing Mac with the Track My Mac app or from your MacKeeper account.

Location Tracker

If your Mac is ever lost or stolen, you can find its current geolocation and network details in the MacKeeper account, in the MacKeeper app, and in the Track My Mac app on your iPhone.

Thief Snapshot

A webcam snapshot of the thief will be included in the report.

Screen Locker Options

Get a detailed report if anyone tries to log in to your Mac. Plus, now you can lock or unlock your Mac remotely by using your iPhone.

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How It Works

Lost your Mac? Just follow these simple steps:

  • Log in to your MacKeeper account or the Track My Mac app

  • Report your Mac as lost or stolen

  • Track your Mac’s location and get the reports

When your Mac goes online, MacKeeper will immediately generate a detailed report about the location of your Mac and take a webcam snapshot of the thief.
To make sure you have every advantage in recovering your Mac, we will immediately call you and email you this report along with any snapshots. You can also get this information, which updates every 5 minutes, either in your MacKeeper account or in the Track My Mac app. Report this info to the police and they will help you get your Mac back.

Anti-Theft Technology Worldwide

MacKeeper’s revolutionary anti-theft technology has helped recover hundreds of lost and stolen computers. We have cooperated with law enforcement agencies from around the world by providing MacKeeper™ users with real-time data that was used to find their stolen property. MacKeeper IP location reports and webcam snapshots have helped solve crimes that may have never been solved without the help of our anti-theft software.

We love getting messages from customers who tell us how shocked and surprised police detectives were when they were able to provide a picture of the person using their computer and an IP address. We also enjoy hearing from law enforcement agencies about how our location reports have provided information that has led to solving additional crimes, multiple arrests and the return of stolen property. Police detectives recognize how important MacKeeper™ anti-theft software is and how the software is the best defense in the event your computer is lost or stolen.

MacKeeper™ is proud to support law enforcement and protect computers worldwide

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