After attacks on their own Macs, Apple ships Java u...

Feb 21, 2013 by

Apple ships Java update, malware scrubber after confirming attacks on own Macs And touts security moves that didn’t prevent Java exploits from hijacking engineers’ machines Written By Gregg Keizer / Courtesy of ComputerWorld.com Computerworld – The day it acknowledged company-owned Macs had been hacked using a “drive-by” Java exploit, Apple on Tuesday patched the...

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How to make Windows 8 look like Windows 7

Feb 14, 2013 by

If you recently purchased or upgraded a computer to Windows 8, chances are that you’ve probably been wondering a few things about the changes that were made, for instance, “where the start button is?”  Many users have complained about some of the changes that were included in the latest release of Windows, but…don’t feel bad, you’re not alone! The following...

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Modern life halted as Netflix, Pinterest, Instagram...

Jun 30, 2012 by

An outage in Amazon’s cloud means that some of the world’s greatest and most frivolous entertainments are suddenly not available. Immediately, customers whine. Written by Chris Matyszczyk / Courtesy of CNET.com   Some clouds can simply eliminate others. At 11.21pm ET last night, as the deep and the desperate began to settle down for a weekend of streaming movies and retro...

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Google bots detect 9,500 new malicious websites eve...

Jun 20, 2012 by

Phishing sites that are active for only an hour? Welcome to the new scam world. Google adds a staggering 9,500 new websites every day to its running list of malicious Internet destinations so the company can warn end users before they visit the sites, a member of the company’s security team said. “These are either innocent websites that have been compromised by malware authors, or...

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How latest malware uses disguises to avoid detectio...

Feb 12, 2012 by

Check out this informative & entertaining video regarding malware, featured on the BBC’s program “Click”: Criminal hackers have found a way round the latest generation of online banking security devices given out by banks, the BBC has learned. Experts say customers should follow banks’ official advice, use up-to-date anti-virus software and be vigilant. Spencer Kelly...

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River Net Computers will donate Frenchtown website

Feb 5, 2012 by

In Frenchtown, River Net Computers store owners will donate website to municipality By Frank Mustac / Hunterdon County Democrat   FRENCHTOWN — River Net Computers on Bridge Street, run by borough residents and brothers Dave and James Cahill, is donating its technical expertise to create and maintain a website for the municipality of 1,400. The Borough Council by voice vote on Feb. 1...

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Welcome to the new website for River Net Computers!

Jan 7, 2012 by

Thank you for visiting River Net Computers‘ redesigned website at RiverNetComputers.com! River Net Computers is a family owned and operated, professional computer service company, which provides Residential and Business IT solutions, network security solutions, technical assistance, graphic & web design, hardware repairs & installation & much more. River Net Computers was...

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Holiday Gift from Frenchtown PD & River Net!

Dec 29, 2011 by

 Just like every year, Santa Claus was very busy this holiday season, but still found time to spend with the Collins and Scully families in Frenchtown, thanks in large part to the borough Police Department. …Santa also visited a young man named Stephen E. Scully of Frenchtown and his family. Stephen was born with an often painful genetic neuromuscular disease called spinal muscular atrophy...

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River Net Awarded by the Frenchtown Police

Dec 21, 2011 by

FRENCHTOWN — The Borough Council’s public safety committee presented a number of awards and citations to members of the community including firefighters and police officers. Commendations were bestowed during the Borough Council meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 7, primarily for outstanding service during Hurricane Irene and the other recent storms that hit the area. Police personnel receiving...

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