This is also what a secure attention key is for. Sadly the well known implementation (Windows NT) made it sufficiently obnoxious that it went away. I can imagi

This is also what a secure attention key is for. Sadly the well known implementation (Windows NT) made it sufficiently obnoxious that it went away. I can imagine keyboards having a special “password” key and trying to train people that all passwords start with the password key. I don’t know if this would work, but it can’t be worse than Ctrl-alt-delete.