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The TSA has long dictated certain "blessed" locks that only it could pick. You know, in case they need or want to open your baggage. For national security, of course. The TSA is able to accomplish ...

For years, the US TSA (that's the Transportation Security Agency, a division of Homeland Security) has recommended that travelers in the United States buy and equip their luggage with a TSA-approved ...

I’ve been covering lifestyle content for over seven years. The best TSA-approved luggage locks keep your belongings secure but can be opened easily for routine inspections. When assessing materials ...

It's entirely understandable that the TSA would want to have its own "brand" of approved locks. It's a simple concept: give the TSA a shortcut into a luggage lock in case the need for an inspection ...

The baggage industry boldly trumpets the security of its products, promising 'worry-free travel'. But in just a couple of distracted minutes, your stored valuables could be stolen. Using a key printed ...

(Transportation Security Administration lock) A luggage lock that can be opened not only by its owner but also by TSA agents at U.S. airports. By law, agents are allowed to inspect the contents of all ...

People who travel may consider getting luggage or briefcases with combination locks to prevent valuable and sensitive items from getting stolen or misused. Luggage locks also act as a deterrent ...

The Transportation Security Administration can bypass almost any luggage lock using a set of master keys. And now, so can anyone with access to a 3D printer. A set of CAD files were published this ...

Over the weekend, Salted Hash broke the news that hackers had released the eighth and final TSA master key, which opens locks created by Safe Skies LLC. Today we’ll discuss a key takeaway point from ...

Last year, the Washington Post published a story on airport luggage handling that contained unobscured images of the "backdoor" keys of the Transportation Safety Administration, along with many other ...