FWIW, you can probably configure sudo to use something other than passwords. On a Mac you can use the fingerprint reader for example, it's just disabled by defa

FWIW, you can probably configure sudo to use something other than passwords. On a Mac you can use the fingerprint reader for example, it's just disabled by default. And your terminal may come with a password manager too, which would be unlocked with whatever means. Again, on a Mac with iTerm you can do this with a fingerprint.