Júlio: Thats true you may not want your mom to do that. In that case the simple way is since you have sudo just make a fstab entry for the drive using uuid and do not put in the user, users or group options. Then you can mount it using sudo and it can not be mounted by a standard user. The other thing you could do is play with the udev rule so it assigns that specific drive a different group than plugdev and set the group option in the fstab. There are even more ways to do this. If your really looking for a solution you can ask me and I'll get you one.
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