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If it is allowed to bring USB keys, one can boot his own personalized operating system from it.

• zacmps 10y ago
  Unless the bootloader is locked...
  • detaro 10y ago
    Which it hopefully is, to protect the OS other passengers might use later.
• hunvreus 10y ago
  I'd still not trust it. I don't even log in from other people's laptop; all they need is a keylogger.
  • jorvi 10y ago
    2FA, use it.
    • cryptarch 10y ago
      Doesn't mean your session keys and data are safe. If you log into anything with access to any kind of private data you're still fucked.
• Havoc 10y ago
  That is a good point & solves many problems. Doesn't help much for people in a big corporate though - presumably the target audience. There is no way you can meaningfully transfer what's needed onto a memory stick.
  • cryptarch 10y ago
    It solves what? You can still get all your data/session keys/network traffic/keystrokes logged.