document.write('<div class="rss-box">');document.write('<div class="rss-item"><a href="http://digg.com/security/Mysterious_G_Men_in_Black_SUVs_Guard_Fiber_Optic_Cable_in_DC" title="A construction crew putting up an office building in the heart of congested Tysons Corner in McLean, Va., hit a fiber-optic cable no one knew was there. Within moments, three black SUVs drove up, half a dozen men in suits jumped out, and one said, \"You just hit our line.\"" target="_self">Mysterious G-Men in Black SUVs Guard Fiber-Optic Cable in DC</a></div><div class="rss-body">A construction crew putting up an office building in the heart of congested Tysons Corner in McLean, Va., hit a fiber-optic cable no one knew was there. Within moments, three black SUVs drove up, half a dozen men in suits jumped out, and one said, \"You just hit our line.\"</div>');document.write('<div class="rss-item"><a href="http://digg.com/security/Australian_Police_To_Go_Wardriving" title="Some Australians who haven\'t secured their wireless networks may soon be getting a (relatively friendly) visit from the police. It seems that a few officers intend to do a little wardriving in order to find unsecured networks and warn the owners of possible problems. " target="_self">Australian Police To Go Wardriving</a></div><div class="rss-body">Some Australians who haven\'t secured their wireless networks may soon be getting a (relatively friendly) visit from the police. It seems that a few officers intend to do a little wardriving in order to find unsecured networks and warn the owners of possible problems. </div>');document.write('<div class="rss-item"><a href="http://digg.com/security/Cyber_Neighborhood_Watch_boosts_security" title="The digital equivalent of a twitching curtain and a timely phone call could help improve cyber security online. The US Department of Energy has developed new security software that it likens to crime-fighting busy-bodies Neighbourhood Watch. This new software allows systems to share information on digital attacks." target="_self">Cyber Neighborhood Watch boosts security</a></div><div class="rss-body">The digital equivalent of a twitching curtain and a timely phone call could help improve cyber security online. The US Department of Energy has developed new security software that it likens to crime-fighting busy-bodies Neighbourhood Watch. This new software allows systems to share information on digital attacks.</div>');document.write('<div class="rss-item"><a href="http://digg.com/security/Sneakey_software_can_dup_keys_from_images_even_bad_ones" title="Computer programmers at UC San Diego have whipped up software that poses a serious threat. Called \"Sneakey,\" it can use an image of a key from almost any angle to create an exact replica. It doesn\'t have to be a good image, either" target="_self">Sneakey software can dup keys from images even bad ones</a></div><div class="rss-body">Computer programmers at UC San Diego have whipped up software that poses a serious threat. Called \"Sneakey,\" it can use an image of a key from almost any angle to create an exact replica. It doesn\'t have to be a good image, either</div>');document.write('<div class="rss-item"><a href="http://digg.com/security/Can_AI_Fight_Terrorism_Better_Question_Should_It" title="Computer programs that have the ability to not only collect and sort millions of bits of random data, but to recognize how they relate to each other, are invaluable in the fight against terrorism because no human being has the ability to process the enormous amount of information that our intelligence agencies receive." target="_self">Can AI Fight Terrorism? Better Question: Should It?</a></div><div class="rss-body">Computer programs that have the ability to not only collect and sort millions of bits of random data, but to recognize how they relate to each other, are invaluable in the fight against terrorism because no human being has the ability to process the enormous amount of information that our intelligence agencies receive.</div>');document.write('</div>');