No, there is an easy fix. Make the "SecurityAgent" process "special" and non-scriptable. Kind of how when Windows is requesting a permission, the whole screen i

No, there is an easy fix. Make the "SecurityAgent" process "special" and non-scriptable. Kind of how when Windows is requesting a permission, the whole screen is otherwise grayed out with an overlay. It should run in some sort of permission mode where only direct, physical user input is taken into account (unless the user has previously selected "always allow" for this application).