how to you login to kayako from public computer security

[jnet]

guys just wonder

some time I go to internet cafe and I need to go to my admin section
how ever I am not sure what is in that computer there might be virus or hacking tool.

what do you think how can I protect the computer at least until I do my job?

just need some professional point of view

thanks

[Jamie Edwards]

Hi jnet,

To avoid keyloggers, you would have to copy and paste your password (such as, from a USB-key containing a secure password store or from an online password store (I recommend passpack.com)).

You could use this, and/or a password that would be unobvious to someone looking through a keylogger's log, such as "Hi, how are you?".

Finally for network level security, you could install an SSL certificate to your desk's domain.

[jnet]

thanks these days some bad guys can record the screen so what about them?
they see what you see

[Jamie Edwards]

This is very unlikely, I do not know of a successful trojan that sends screen feeds to a hacker. Your passwords are masked when typing them, so they cannot be seen by someone doing this anyway.

[craigbrass]

I think he is referring to a screenshot of the text document you mentioned copying the password from but as you say Jamie, it is unlikely.

[ecornet]

If someone is going to go to those lengths to gain my password, then it is probably best not to use a public computer