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And just like TSA locks, the bittings will leak, rendering the lock useless to all but the laziest adversaries.
by _asummers 11y ago
And just like TSA locks, the bittings will leak, rendering the lock useless to all but the laziest adversaries.
- Spivak 11y agoWhat do you mean 'will leak'? You can find pictures of the master keys online today. I think the TSA locks are a great example of why backdoors are completely idiotic.
- _asummers 11y agoThat was exactly my point. The TSA lock bittings are available and the back door keys will be available shortly after instituted.
- marcoperaza 11y agoThink about the threat model for a lock on a suitcase. The adversary must have your bag in their possession. It's the perfect example of something that's only to keep honest people honest. Also, they make sure that your bag stays closed.
- mcintyre1994 11y agoDoes anyone actually use a suitcase that while locked with any padlock can't be opened with a pen? Unless the lock is secured to something other than the zipper you can resecure it invisibly too.