colomar added a comment. I must say that I am not happy with this solution, either. I agree with David: If there is a malicious process running, the lock screen is likely the least problem the user has to worry about. Why switch off lock screen and wait until I have unobserved //physical access// to a computer when I can just give myself remote access while the user is at their machine? If we ask the password for changing any user-specific setting that could have a potential security implication (the lock screen is certainly not the only setting where a malicious application could cause a security problem), configuring your system will become quite tedious.
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