Liberty Corner Computers, LLC

ALERT: Aaron Hernandez Death Phishing Scams

Celebrity deaths are used by bad guys for their own criminal purposes. Don't be a victim of these scams. Never click on links in emails or text messages promising you photographs, videos or even new information about celebrity deaths.

Don't go to unfamiliar websites to find such information because your computer may get infected with malware or your identity stolen just by browsing the website without clicking on any links.

For more information about these events, only go to reliable, reputable sites where you normally go. Remember, Think Before You Click!

NEW LOCATION: After much consideration, we decided more space was needed for the business so we will be moving our office on September 1!

The additional space will be great, but it doesn't allow for office visits. Since most of our time is spent at client locations, whether home or office, we hope this is okay for all of you.

Our new mailing address:
5 Lyons Mall Suite 107
Basking Ridge NJ 07920

Phone and email are the same:
908-350-7474
[email protected]

Please call or email when you need our help, or need a computer pickup/drop off. We can come to you, or we can arrange for a drop off.

I have seen a rash of questions online by Mac users regarding a tech support scam. You get a pop up from what looks like your computer, it warns you about a new virus, and recommends you call tech support. This is bogus support, and often leads you to install remote access software on your computer giving the scammer access to your files.

If you have gotten this alert, and especially if you called the number, please contact us! Scott, your local computer guy, can check your computer to see if it has been compromised.

Please use Windows Updates to update your machines:
https://technet.microsoft.com/library/security/MS15-078

Microsoft Security Bulletin MS15-078 - Critical This security update resolves a vulnerability in Microsoft Windows. The vulnerability could allow remote code ex*****on if a user opens a specially crafted document or visits an untrusted webpage that contains embedded OpenType fonts.