No one thinks its a security risk? What about banking sites? If the system is not restarted & the next person opens the same banking site it will open with the previous users account & thus a risk here, dont you guyz think so or am I missing something here?
I agree that there is a responsibility for the user when he or she allows others to access the computer. Along the same line it is up to the user to use “Keep local data only until I quit my browser” or not.
If other people use your computer then I advice to use your computer like one in a cyber cafe or to no longer allow others to use it.
AFAIK, most banking sites etc will automatically logout the user after a short period of inactivity.
A lot of other sites have a session length setting during login, including this forum.
But IE default setting is secure i.e it doesn’t happens with IE. Why CD defaults cannot be that way? Not every user change browser settings. And it seems risky for average users.
