Homeland Security Threat Monitor 1.0.3

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hewgill
Date added:

28/02/2003
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90K
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Free
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Windows (all)

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The Homeland Security Threat Monitor runs in your Windows system tray and displays the current color-coded terrorism threat level, as determined by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. It features five different display icons, blinking notification upon an increased threat level, and links to additional resources. The monitor periodically ensures that the security information is current by contacting the White House Web server.

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Homeland Security Threat Monitor 1.0.3

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