Re: Logout Button

Well, that comes down to a combination of education, 
proper signage (to let people know they NEED to log out), 
and some easy form of the link to the logout page.  In 
firefox, there is the bookmarks toolbar... if you have 
something similar in your kiosk browser, and you can 
display it so there is a link right there "logout", that 
might be enough...

- jb

On Tue, 21 Feb 2006 11:56:43 +0800
 "Ernest Yik" <yw@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I've encountered a situation which I believe is not 
> uncommon.  Many
> "Internet kiosks" have their their browsers tightened 
> up.  Ther is no
> way to close the browser or reboot the machine.  You can 
> even use the
> "back" button to see the pages viewed by the previous 
> users of the
> kiosk.
>
> While I believe that such kiosks have huge security and 
> privacy
> concerns by themselves, are there any way to mimimise 
> the potential
> for abuse in the case of EZproxy?  If a "logout" button 
> is out of the
> question then we have to rely on timeouts and audits.
>
> Ernest

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