Ha... sorry for "NOT" being clear... (I so hate mornings)

Oh this might very well have been instigated by the Airport and not the TSA. We have a history of craziness here. See this recap of a Director driving drunk in Airport vehicles and another spending Airport funds on cigars and strippers: http://archives.californiaaviation.org/airport/msg48963.html

Sorry for being clear. "These individuals" refers to the valets, not the TSA.

Living in Rochester, I actually caught this on a local news station and there was a lot more information. The concern (and perhaps the story) isn't so much the searching (as their rational is that those vehicles are often parked at the entrance and exit lanes blah blah blah) but that the searching is being done by the valets instead of TSA or law enforcement. These individuals (at the moment) are not trained and have no oversight. So when the thefts and such start occurring, you have zero recourse and absolutely no hope of resolution. The point being that we have can assume some level of trust with TSA and law enforcement as they have oversight and procedures to reduce these type of theft events but there's nothing in place with this valet program in Rochester atm. (And please don't flame me about assume a level of trust with the TSA and law enforcement, I'm just trying to provide more information and some context.)

All of the above! It depends on the food and my mood.

Be sure to checkout out all of the fine resources at http://www.owasp.org./ It's the Open Web Application Security Project. All materials, training, libraries, and content are free. There are numerous local chapters also so be sure to search for one in your local area.

Here's another one: http://www.intelius.com/phone-search-name.html