[OPLINTECH] TrueCrypt on Public Internet stations

[Chad Neeper]

In my own "standard" patron desktop configuration, patrons are 
prohibited from running programs from their USB devices. But you're 
right. Depending on your own config, you could very simply leave it at 
that, just as you said. In my case, if it was already running on the 
workstation, then there wouldn't be a need to execute it from the 
patron's USB device. The patron would, however, need their own copy 
outside the library...

Chad


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Owen Leonard wrote:
>> Is anyone using True Crypt on public computers ?
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> Since TrueCrypt can be run *from* a USB drive, isn't it more a matter
> of making the suggestion to tech-savvy users? Or might security on
> public terminals restrict users from running TrueCrypt from the
> portable drive?
>
>   -- Owen
>
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