TSA eliminates the 20-year shoe removal rule for all travelers with Real-ID documents, streamlining airport security ...

TSA Warns About "Juice Jacking" Via Fake Airport Wi-Fi And Tampered-With USB Ports It's safe to say that these days, most major airports have free Wi-Fi and USB charging stations for travelers to ...

TSA's "no-shoe" rule started in 2006 after a British man named Richard Reid boarded American Airlines Flight 63 from Paris to Miami on Dec. 22, 2001, with explosives hidden in his shoes.

Echoing TSA’s warning, the team says “during travel, these risks multiply.” And it’s not just airports. “Hotels, ride-share hubs, and cafés all offer rich hunting grounds for attackers.” ...

TSA's new technology aims to end long security lines and liquid restrictions. Taking off your shoes at airport security checkpoints are now in effect and limiting liquids could soon be a thing of ...

Earlier this summer, the TSA issued a warning for all smartphone users. The first part of the warning urged users to avoid plugging their phone directly into USB charging ports that are often in ...

Shoe, baby, shoe: Rumor has it the TSA is rolling back the decades-old take-off-your-shoes rule at airport security. Monkey Business – stock.adobe.com ...

The Transportation Security Administration is reportedly allowing the general public to keep shoes on for screenings at select U.S airports, sources familiar with the matter told ABC News, CBS ...

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) does allow passengers to travel with pets and bring them through airport security. However, there is one thing that travelers should keep in mind ...