The bit about users accessing services on any old computer becoming the norm is the bit which scares me. The idea of entering a password in a random computer wi

The bit about users accessing services on any old computer becoming the norm is the bit which scares me. The idea of entering a password in a random computer with who know what key-logging malware installed scares me. Two-factor can only go so far, as it only limits the window of opportunity to between log in and log out. While I, and most technical people, guard our computers carefully and wouldn't use a computer owned by someone else for anything but anonymous web browsing, the average user is quite happy to use some terminal in an internet cafe.