Fake Google Ads Mimic Semrush to Trick SEO Professionals
A dangerous phishing campaign is tricking SEO professionals with fake Google Ads that mimic Semrush. These ads lead users to spoofed login pages, designed to steal Google account credentials. Hackers crafted domains like “semrush[.]tech” and “semrush[.]click” to look authentic. When users arrive on these sites, they find the normal login disabled. Instead, the page forces them to use a “Sign
CERT-UA Warns of Signal-Based Phishing Campaign Targeting Ukrainian Military
Ukraine’s Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-UA) has issued a critical alert regarding a new wave of spear-phishing attacks. These campaigns target military personnel and defense industry employees by exploiting compromised Signal messenger accounts. The attackers use trusted Signal contacts to send malicious files, making it more likely for recipients to engage with the content. This new campaign began in March
NATO Accelerates AI Integration with Palantir’s MSS NATO Warfighting Platform
NATO has taken a major step in modernizing its defense capabilities. On March 25, 2025, the NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) finalized a deal with Palantir Technologies. The agreement brings the Maven Smart System NATO (MSS NATO) to Allied Command Operations (ACO). MSS NATO to Support NATO’s Command at SHAPE The system will operate at the Supreme Headquarters Allied
Google Unifies Search Domains: Impacts on SEO and Localization
Google has announced a significant change to its search domain structure. Over the coming months, users accessing country-specific Google domains (ccTLDs) like google.se or google.de will be redirected to the global domain, google.com. This shift aims to provide a more streamlined and consistent search experience worldwide. Understanding the Change Since 2017, Google has been delivering localized search results based on
Fortinet Exposes Persistent Post-Exploitation Threat
Fortinet has issued a new security warning. Hackers still have access to patched FortiGate VPN devices. They use a hidden method that bypasses traditional detection. Compromise Notification Sent to Customers The company alerted affected customers via email. The message was titled: “Notification of device compromise – FortiGate / FortiOS – Urgent action required.” This notification carried a TLP:AMBER+STRICT label, showing
IKEA Operator Suffers $23 Million Loss After Ransomware Attack in Eastern Europe
Fourlis Group, which operates IKEA in Greece, Cyprus, Romania, and Bulgaria, faced a major ransomware attack. The breach happened just before Black Friday, on November 27, 2024. The company reported losses of nearly €20 million or $23 million. The public first learned about the incident on December 3, 2024. At the time, IKEA’s online stores experienced severe technical issues. Fourlis
How to Use a VPN on Your Smart TV in 2025
Streaming content is often restricted by region. A VPN on your Smart TV unlocks global access and secures your viewing. If you’re looking to stream shows from other countries or keep your internet activity private, a VPN is the perfect tool. But can you install one directly on your Smart TV? That depends on your device’s operating system. Let’s explore
Can You Use a VPN in Indonesia in 2025? Legal Insights and Safety Guide
VPNs are essential tools for online privacy, especially in countries with strong internet controls. Indonesia is one such place. If you’re visiting or living there, you might wonder: Is VPN use allowed? The answer is yes—but with caution. Are VPNs Legal in Indonesia? There is no law banning VPNs in Indonesia. Using a VPN is legal. However, the government regulates
iPhone Privacy Without a VPN: What You Need to Know
Apple promotes the iPhone as a secure device. And it’s true—iOS has excellent built-in security features. But here’s the problem: security is not the same as privacy. Without a VPN on your iPhone, your data is still exposed. Most users never realize how much can be tracked, monitored, or even stolen. At VPN Group, we’ve analyzed this privacy gap closely.
