It amazes me that some of the security professionals are sufficiently out of touch that they don't see this as an issue. The adversary in this case is the casual non-technical observer who might have a minute to click around but not install software to extract anything, it is not "hackers".
The adversary that can be trivially defeated by entering Meta+L before walking away from your desk, or by not allowing untrusted randoms around your console?
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It amazes me that some of the security professionals are sufficiently out of touch that they don't see this as an issue. The adversary in this case is the casual non-technical observer who might have a minute to click around but not install software to extract anything, it is not "hackers".
The adversary that can be trivially defeated by entering Meta+L before walking away from your desk, or by not allowing untrusted randoms around your console?