BOSTON, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Worried about people accessing your private information whenever you use a public computer?

There is a way to protect yourself: Devices as small as a keychain allow you to use any computer without leaving a trail of evidence.

A new computer program known as MojoPac can turn most flash memory sticks, hard drives or iPods into "virtual" PCs that can run most programs that work on Windows XP.
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