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. Now ...

During a talk given on Saturday, the three hackers showed a 3D-printable model of the Safe Skies master key. Safe Skies is a TSA-approved lock for luggage.

If you never trusted your luggage lock much to begin with, then you're going to warily look at it in suspicion from now on. Some security enthusiasts took that photo of TSA's master baggage keys ...

TSA-approved luggage locks are no longer secure as anyone can 3D print the master keys from freely available CAD design files Reuters The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agency in the ...

At this point, it's hard to tell if anything will come of the 3D-printable designs: the TSA-approved locks are far from a universal system, and it's not as if modern airports are lax when it comes ...

After a photo of the TSA's master keys was posted online, lock picking enthusiasts published instructions for making 3-D printed copies.

Good job, TSA: Anyone with a 3D printer can make a key that fits your luggage lock. By Chris Smith. Published Sep 11th, 2015 6:35PM EDT. Image: ...

Detailed designs of the universal key used by the TSA to inspect luggage passing through U.S. airports have been published online and people have already begun 3D-printing successfully.

TSA-approved locks come in a variety of different flavors to suit most circumstances. Among the most common are combination-type locks like the Anvil Advanced TSA008 Core with an alert indicator.