The only public terminal (in an internet café a couple of years ago) I've ever used did something similar. Once the user terminated the session the machine rebooted, did a format c: and restored from an image. Simple, safe and I liked it.
Of course, Jim Hall's point is still valid, but the machine was in a cabinet, so installing a hardware keylogger would not have been trivial.
What about the mouse? Can we get a multi-button mouse for Mac? That single clicker bugs me.:/
Yes, you can. Basically any USB mouse should work. I use an Intellimouse myself - it needs MS drivers to recognize the 4th and 5th button, but the three standard buttons and the scrollwheel work even without those.
You can find the doc if you go here: http://www.nsa.gov/snac/downloads_macX.cfm
The only public terminal (in an internet café a couple of years ago) I've ever used did something similar. Once the user terminated the session the machine rebooted, did a format c: and restored from an image. Simple, safe and I liked it.
Of course, Jim Hall's point is still valid, but the machine was in a cabinet, so installing a hardware keylogger would not have been trivial.
Yes, you can. Basically any USB mouse should work. I use an Intellimouse myself - it needs MS drivers to recognize the 4th and 5th button, but the three standard buttons and the scrollwheel work even without those.