<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>Expertarticles.com Security</title><description>All the best from Expert Articles.</description><link>http://www.expertarticles.com/</link><item><title>CyberSecurity: One Rogue Program That May Not Increase Your Security</title><guid>/article/Computers/Security/CyberSecurity-One-Rogue-Program-That-May-Not-Increase-Your-Security.html</guid><description>
What is a rogue antivirus program?  What does it do?  There are a lot of questions surrounding these programs, and it is essential you have the answers you need.  How do you know if you have a rogue program, like CyberSecurity, installed in your system?  Find your answers here so you can better protect your computer.
</description><link>/article/Computers/Security/CyberSecurity-One-Rogue-Program-That-May-Not-Increase-Your-Security.html</link></item><item><title>Malware Defender 2009:  Discover What's Hidden In Your System</title><guid>/article/Computers/Security/Malware-Defender-2009-Discover-What-s-Hidden-In-Your-System.html</guid><description>Everyone wants to protect their computer and data, but no one needs the aggravation of dealing with a rogue antivirus program.  These use tactics such as flooding your system with pop ups and false scan results in order to encourage you to buy their full software.  Unfortunately, this software is ineffective and expensive. Learn how to recognize these programs so you can keep your computer in top running shape. 

 

 </description><link>/article/Computers/Security/Malware-Defender-2009-Discover-What-s-Hidden-In-Your-System.html</link></item><item><title>Doctor, Doctor, What's Ailing Me? It Might Be Malware Doctor!</title><guid>/article/Computers/Security/Doctor-Doctor-What-s-Ailing-Me-It-Might-Be-Malware-Doctor-.html</guid><description>Lots of people are worried about computer security today, but there are several programs out there that suggest they can provide the security you need, yet aren't able to live up to their claims. Malware Doctor is one of those programs, and if you find it is installed on your computer, your best bet is delete it as soon as possible.

 </description><link>/article/Computers/Security/Doctor-Doctor-What-s-Ailing-Me-It-Might-Be-Malware-Doctor-.html</link></item><item><title>How to protect your PC against Malware</title><guid>/article/Computers/Security/How-to-protect-your-PC-against-Malware.html</guid><description>Almost as long as people have been using the internet, they've encountered malware problems. Malware is the combination of the words 'malicious' and 'software,' and in most cases, it is able to enter a user's computer even without their knowledge or consent. Unfortunately, it can have quite a few consequences on your computer, so there are several things you may want to do to protect your PC against Malware.

 </description><link>/article/Computers/Security/How-to-protect-your-PC-against-Malware.html</link></item><item><title>How To Protect Your PC Against Rogue Antispyware</title><guid>/article/Computers/Security/How-To-Protect-Your-PC-Against-Rogue-Antispyware.html</guid><description>An increasingly common problem, rogue antispyware programs use a computer user's vulnerabilities and fear of hackers gaining access to their computer to sell their products.  They claim to offer protection when in reality their software has entered your computer at the very moment you thought you were being protected.  The word "spyware" automatically brings visions of espionage and intrigue to mind, so it strikes a measure of fear with good reason.  There are always those unscrupulous types of people who are forever trying to dig their way into your informational database to "spy" on your activities and steal your valuable data.  It would only be reasonable to assume that "anti" spyware often completely necessary. Unfortunately, because of rogue antispyware programs, this isn't always true.

 </description><link>/article/Computers/Security/How-To-Protect-Your-PC-Against-Rogue-Antispyware.html</link></item><item><title>How to Protect your PC against Hackers</title><guid>/article/Computers/Security/How-to-Protect-your-PC-against-Hackers.html</guid><description>Within the world of computing, there are those who study systems, networks, and programming extensively to further the field of computer science. Unfortunately, there are those who study those same areas to take advantage of other computer users. Dubbed 'hackers,' these individuals can create problem programs, take control of networks, and cause all sorts of difficulties for users. Fortunately, there are a number of things you can do to protect you PC against hackers.</description><link>/article/Computers/Security/How-to-Protect-your-PC-against-Hackers.html</link></item><item><title>Who Can Be Trusted with Your Internet Privacy?</title><guid>/article/Computers/Security/Who-Can-Be-Trusted-with-Your-Internet-Privacy-.html</guid><description>Most Internet users know that protecting their Internet privacy is the most important key to safe browsing.  While most users can agree on the subject, they still find it difficult to judge which companies or products are genuinely there to protect them and which are in it for themselves.  It is easy for an average surfer to be tricked into thinking that a company is trying to protect them, but instead has ulterior motives.</description><link>/article/Computers/Security/Who-Can-Be-Trusted-with-Your-Internet-Privacy-.html</link></item><item><title>What to Know About ISPs</title><guid>/article/Computers/Security/What-to-Know-About-ISPs.html</guid><description>ISPs offer advanced security and data storage features to give users more features than just a gateway to the Internet.  While Internet Service Providers try to go above and beyond the bare minimum, potential customers must do their homework before picking an ISP.</description><link>/article/Computers/Security/What-to-Know-About-ISPs.html</link></item><item><title>The Privacy Risks of Social Networking</title><guid>/article/Computers/Security/The-Privacy-Risks-of-Social-Networking.html</guid><description>Social networking sites made a distant world become an intimate community.  It is easier than ever to rekindle an old friendship or find a friend from work via their MySpace page, but most people fail to see just how many dangers lurk behind a public profile.</description><link>/article/Computers/Security/The-Privacy-Risks-of-Social-Networking.html</link></item><item><title>3 Reasons Why Corporate Messenger Software is Safer than Free Messenger</title><guid>/article/Computers/Security/3-Reasons-Why-Corporate-Messenger-Software-is-Safer-than-Free-Messenger.html</guid><description>What's the best solution in working environments, free messengers or corporate messenger software? This article argues in favor of corporate messengers, with an emphasis on security aspects.</description><link>/article/Computers/Security/3-Reasons-Why-Corporate-Messenger-Software-is-Safer-than-Free-Messenger.html</link></item></channel></rss>
