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Please Note: If our servers receive more than two bounces of undelivered mail from your account, then your email address will be automatically unsubscribe without notification. Recent Executive Alerts 11 October 2002. Terrorist Threat Advisory Update Message from the FBI Counter-Terrorism Division, Washington DC National Threat Warning System Terrorist Threat Advisory Update Potential Al- Qaida Threats To Targets In The U... more   7 October 2002. Seoul Country Council Kickoff Meeting The kick off meeting of the OSAC Seoul, South Korea, Country Council is scheduled for Thursday, October 10, 2002. United States Ambassador Thomas Hubbard will host the meeting at his residence. All se... more   26 September 2002. Recommended Departure of Cote d'Ivoire The U.S. Embassy Abidjan disseminated the following Warden Message September 25: The Department recommends that Americans in Cote d'Ivoire depart the country. Although it may seem calm now... more   24 September 2002. Hacktivism in Connection with Protest Events of September 2002 Hacktivism describes the convergence of political activism and computer attacks and hacking, where "hacking" refers to illegal or unauthorized access to, and manipulation of computer systems and netwo... more   10 September 2002. State Department Reissues Worldwide Caution The State Department has issued a revised worldwide caution to alert Americans for the need to remain especially vigilant during the period around the anniversary of the attacks on September 11t... more   10 September 2002. U.S. Put on 'High' Terror Alert The Department of Homeland Security annouced today the elevation of the terror threat level from yellow to orange. Under orange, armed forces and law enforcement agencies coordinate various secur... more   3 September 2002. OSAC Constituents Continue to Receive Government Overseas Training There are still plenty of seats available for the two-day OSAC sponsored Private Sector Security Overseas Seminar (PSOS) course scheduled to be held September 19-20, 2002 at the National Foreign A... more   6 August 2002. Heightened Awareness Warranted By U.S. Website and ISP Administrators On the afternoon of August 05, 2002, the National Infrastructure Protection Center (NIPC) received credible, but nonspecific information that wide-scale hacker attacks against U.S. websites and In... more   5 June 2002. Increased Tensions in Pakistan and India The U.S. Department of State has released two new travel warnings for India and Pakistan. The language in each of the warnings "strongly urges" American citizens to depart the country due to th... more   31 May 2002. Authorized Departure from India Authorized departure of non-emergency personnel and all dependents from the US Embassy and Consulates in India. 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