These locks are designed to allow travelers ... correct sense of the word "hacker") have put together 3D printable model files of the TSA keys and uploaded them to a GitHub repository.

The TSA-recognized luggage locks were a much-vaunted solution ... Sentry website to create the kind of files that 3D printers use to produce models. Since the files were first published, several ...

During a talk given on Saturday, the three hackers known as DarkSim905, a lock enthusiast, Nite 0wl and Johnny Xmas, showed the 3D-printable model of ... Safe Skies are TSA recommended travel ...

Shortly after The Washington Post inadvertently published a photo of seven TSA master keys, a group of security experts were able to copy their designs and release their 3D models online.

The TSA is learning a basic lesson of physical ... "But if someone reported it that my 3D models are working, well, that's cool, and it shows...how a simple picture of a set of keys can compromise ...

I did this for fun and don't even have a TSA-approved lock to test," Xylitol, the Github user who published the files, told Wired. "But if someone reported it that my 3D models are working ...

Now illustrating that point with painful clarity, images of the TSA’s ... master-keyed locks,” wrote Xyl2k, the GitHub user who posted the detailed plans. Now, anyone with a 3D printer can ...

Unfortunately, even if the contents of the baggage are completely legal, this could mean breaking the lock to gain access. Simple things like TSA unsanctioned ... was able to 3D-print these ...

Sure, that trusty luggage lock might give ... shared photos of the TSA's universal master keys online — inadvertently paving ...

but only some locks are TSA-accepted models — locks specifically developed to ensure they can be opened by TSA officers. TSA states it “has been provided universal ‘master’ keys under ...

We downloaded the models from GitHub, tweaked, printed, and gained access.