Kape Technologies was originally known as Crossrider until the name change in 2018. Firstly let's look at the block of text pertaining to Crossrider (Kape Technologies) and it's history with malware/adware. Okay, there are several pieces of information here each of which we must parse and inspect separately. Another key person, Teddy Sagi, who is the main investor in both Crossrider and Kape Technologies, is mentioned in the Panama Papers. If that wasn’t enough, Crossrider’s Founder and first CEO Koby Menachemi, was part of Unit 8200 – something that can be called Israel’s NSA. The reason for that was, as CEO Ido Erlichman put it, “strong association to the past activities of the company.” Perhaps that refers to infecting users’ devices with malware and adware, considered “high-risk” by Symantec and Malwarebytes. Private Internet Access announces merger with Kape Technologies:Īrchived: Kape Technologies was originally known as Crossrider until the name change in 2018. Kape Technologies is better known by the name under which they were formerly incorporated - "Crossrider" but make no mistake they are the same company which became notorious as an adware/malware producer. Private Internet Access is in the process of being acquired by Kape Technologies. These Ex-Israeli Surveillance Agents Hijack Your Browser To Profit From Ads
Much of that article will be used for context throughout this one. Forbes did some excellent reporting which detailed the business practices of Crossrider (Kape Technologies) prior to the recent news of their acquisition of PIA.
I'd like to start by giving credit where it is due. The following article contains quotes and links meant to inform VPN consumers concerning the ownership, affiliations, and past business practices of Kape Technologies (formerly known as Crossrider) in light of their acquisition of Private Internet Access VPN. Private Internet Access VPN to be acquired by malware company founded by former Israeli spy By Arthur RasmussonĬo-Founder & COO, Arc Compute DecemPrivate Internet Access VPN to be acquired by malware company founded by former Israeli spy
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