In 2019, a newly-founded company, Clario Tech, acquired Kromtech and MacKeeper. In December 2015, security researcher Chris Vickery found that MacKeeper customer data was unsecured and publicly accessible on the internet, exposing the emails, phone numbers, and other information of over 13 million MacKeeper users Kromtech rapidly secured the customer database. Kromtech was closely affiliated with Zeobit, and hired many former Kyiv-based Zeobit employees. In April 2013, MacKeeper was acquired by Kromtech. A 2011 press release by Avira and ZeoBIT revealed that MacKeeper integrated Avira's antivirus scanning engine.
MacKeeper was first released in 2010 by Zeobit. In 2015, the personal information of 13 million users was publicly accessible on the web. Some versions are difficult to uninstall, and some versions have been flagged as undesirable by other anti-virus programs. Zeobit settled a class action lawsuit accusing them of deceptive advertising and making false claims about MacKeeper's capabilities, and Kromtech unsuccessfully sued MacKeeper critics. MacKeeper has a troubled and litigious history. MacKeeper was developed by ZeoBIT, later acquired by Kromtech, and is currently owned by Clario Tech. MacKeeper is anti-malware/ utility computer software for macOS.
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