• TSA OKs more than just Apple iPad

  The iPad isn't special when it comes to airport security, it's just part of a smaller class of gadgets that doesn't need to be removed for screening.

  By Jared Newman | 08 April, 2010 08:35

  Tags: airport security, iPad

• TSA plans to double its use of whole body scanners

  A new report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office shows that the Transportation Security Administration plans to install more than double the number of whole body scanners at U.S. airports than originally planned.

  By Jaikumar Vijayan | 23 March, 2010 07:00

  Tags: airport security, TSA, whole body scanner

• TSA installs full-body scanners to screen air travelers

  Full-body scanners were installed at Boston Logan International Airport on Friday, a technology that some see as important in identifying terrorist threats but which others worry is an invasion of privacy.

  By Nick Barber | 06 March, 2010 10:12

  Tags: airport security, whole body scanner

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  US GAO calls for more testing of whole body scanners

  A Government Accountability Office report this week called on the Transportation Security Administration to ensure that the controversial Whole Body Imager undergo thorough operational and vulnerability testing.

  By Jaikumar Vijayan | 30 January, 2010 12:54

  Tags: airports, airport security, security

• DHS privacy report: Laptop searches at airports infrequent

  The U.S. Department of Homeland Security's annual privacy report card revealed more details on the agency's controversial policy involving searches of electronic devices at U.S. borders.

  By Jaikumar Vijayan | 26 September, 2009 03:45

  Tags: airport security, laptop security, social networking

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  Airport art? Or asking for it?

  More examples of Evan Roth's "X-ray" art, which he intends to be a silent protest of overly intrusive airport security.

  By Network World staff | 03 October, 2008 09:43

  Tags: airport security

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