> 1) This is an upgrade to the touch sensitive button that's on all YubiKeys today. The reason you have to touch the key is so that if an attacker gains access

> 1) This is an upgrade to the touch sensitive button that's on all YubiKeys today. The reason you have to touch the key is so that if an attacker gains access to your computer with an attached Yubikey, they will not be able to use it (it requires physical presence). Now that touch sensitive button becomes a fingerprint reader, so it can't be activated by just anyone. I'd like it to work that way but when I'm reading the article it doesn't explicitly say that (only mentioning integration with Azure that's not interesting for me). Is there any authoritative info that the fingerprint reader will work as touch button but with verification of fingerprints in all scenarios? (like touch-to-use on OpenPGP applet, U2F applet etc.)