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Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 03:05:57 -0500 To: nanog@merit.edu From: blitz <blitz@macronet.net> Errors-To: owner-nanog-outgoing@merit.edu SRI if this is OT, BUT, its a security related subject. >Since most of us deal with UPS this info may be helpful. > > > > > >------------------------------------------------------------------- >FYI ... > >Quick security alert: $32,000 worth of UPS uniforms have been purchased >over the last 30 days by person(s) unknown on eBay. Law enforcement is >working the case however no suspect(s) have been identified. Subjects may >try to gain facility access by wearing these uniforms. >If anyone has suspicions about a UPS delivery (i.e., no truck but driver, >no UPS identification, etc.), contact UPS to verify employment. > > >URGENT >N.J. OFFICE OF COUNTER-TERRORISM ADVISORY >Re: POSSIBLE IMPERSONATION OF UPS PERSONNEL SEEKING ACCESS TO >BUILDINGS >The New Jersey Office of Counter-Terrorism has received a report of an >attempt by an unknown individual to enter a government facility by >falsely posing as an employee of the United Parcel Service. Based on >this incident, security personnel should exercise heightened vigilance >when screening all delivery personnel at the entrances to all buildings and >when accepting deliveries. Such measures should include careful inspection >of credentials and identification of all delivery personnel to ensure that >they are who they purport to be.
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