When Windows Security Goes Rogue

I have done so much research on the topic of rogue security programs, malware and trojans, but this new article by PCMag.com is a nice update on the topic, complete with a great slideshow that includes many of the latest rogue culprits.  Take a look and be sure to show it to your friends, so they understand about how so-called "security" programs can actually do the opposite of what they say.  The worst viruses are coming from rogue security software. 

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