| Computer 1 – Hotel Rooftop | ||
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| Access | [Security Access – 00:20] Launch Crane, lights off | |
| Access | Launch Crane, lights on | |
| Computer 2 – Laundry Computer 3 – Atrium Top Floor | ||
| From: Iris Wang-Tsai To: All Staff Date: 6-Feb-08 |
Subject: Chinese New Year Reminder | Attention all staff – As we gear up for our New Year's Celebration, I want to remind you all about the festivities. We will be having the main bash in the atrium, complete with countdown, lightshow, confetti, and of course, champagne. Outside, we'll be having a fireworks show that should be visible from the main party area. And remember, if a guest kisses you at midnight, that's alright – just don't go back to their rooms with them! |
| From: Fionnula Christopher-Smith To: Krisztina Shimoun – Hotel Reception Date: 4-Feb-08 |
Subject: Complaint | Who says this is the best hotel in Shanghai? The security leaves much to be desired. Every time I look up, there's someone else hanging around the lobby, watching and waiting. I know you'll say it's just my imagination, but I tell you, it's uncanny. |
| Notebook 1 – Meeting Room Suite | ||
| Access | [Security Access – 00:20] Disable camera | |
| Camera | Meeting Floor Camera | 
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| Camera | Doctor's Floor Camera | 
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| From: Faysal al-Amri To: Massoud Ibn-Yussiff Date: 5-Feb-08 |
Subject: Security report | Dear Sir – the security lockdown is complete. Brute forcing the hotel's OS was really no biggie, they used a wimpy 64-bit key. Anyway, the elevators are now disabled for the floors you specified, and I rerouted the CCTV feeds to our own subnet. This means we'll see everything the cameras see, and the hotel security staff won't suspect anything. |
| Notebook 2 – Dr. Aswat's Room | ||
| From: Abdul Ahmad Aswat To: Anwar Singh Date: 5-Feb-08 |
Subject: RE: How is the deal going? | The deal is proceeding smoothly. The American, Dufraisne, will be arriving tomorrow with the money, and we will have our preliminary discussions once he gets here. If he's serious and clean, and the money is good, then he'll get the stuff and the notes on how to use it. If not, the deal is off. There are other people out there who can pay just as well for what I have to offer. The American is very strange. One would not think he would be so set on his country's destruction, but he claims that it must be "cleansed in fire." We will see if he changes his mind when it is time for the money changes hands. It is, after all, a considerable sum, and I don't know where he would have come up with it. |
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