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How to secure your google account on someone else's ubuntu computer?
Everyone will accept, there is a computer on Ubuntu, for which I work outside the home, so not only I have access to it.
The thing is, I do need to sign in to Chrome, but I don't want this data to be public. I have superuser rights, but as far as I know, grub can reset all passwords. Who can offer what?
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As for encryption, you can only encrypt the config folder (~/.config/google-chrome, for example). Alternatively, this method
If you approach paronoidally, then do not log in at all, because. a keylogger, a trojan, or some other bug can be built into the OS. If you look more realistically, then, as already mentioned above, an encrypted profile and a strong password will be enough.
Launch chrome incognito, then login. From the rude console, you can reset the root password if the disk is not encrypted.
Encrypt your home directory and always log out when you leave.
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