Hackers released 3D printer files for TSA approved locks. A TSA spokesperson said:
“The reported ability to create keys for TSA-approved suitcase locks from a digital image does not create a threat to aviation security,” explained Mike England, the TSA spokesman in question. “These consumer products are ‘peace of mind’ devices, not part of TSA’s aviation security regime.”
Wow. Okay. "Use our locks, because if you lock your luggage with any other kind of lock, we'll cut it off. Also, it's not our problem if anyone who wants can just print out a key for it. Basically, we could not care less if the contents of your luggage gets stolen. What are you going to do, not fly? Bwahaha."