USB Stick with Heathrow Security Plans, Queen’s Travel Details Found In Street

It's probably nothing.
From the Daily Mirror, Oct. 28:

Terror threat as Heathrow Airport security files found dumped in the street
Britain’s biggest airport launched a “very, very urgent” investigation after the Sunday Mirror alerted them to the frightening security lapse

Heathrow chiefs are reeling after a memory stick crammed with confidential information was found in the street – posing “a risk to national security”.

Britain’s biggest airport launched a “very, very urgent” investigation after the Sunday Mirror alerted them to the frightening security lapse.

The USB stick – containing 76 folders with maps, videos and ­documents – was not encrypted and did not require a password.

The man who found it plugged it into a library computer and was alarmed at what he saw. It revealed:

• The exact route the Queen takes when using the airport and security measures used to protect her.
• Files disclosing every type of ID needed – even those used by covert cops – to access restricted areas.
• A timetable of patrols that was used to guard the site against suicide bombers and terror attacks.
• Maps pinpointing CCTV cameras and a network of tunnels and escape shafts linked to the Heathrow Express.
• Routes and safeguards for Cabinet ministers and foreign dignitaries.
• Details of the ultrasound radar system used to scan runways and the perimeter fence.

The scare comes just weeks after Britain’s terror threat stood at critical following the Parsons Green Tube bomb bid. It is still at severe....MUCH MORE

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