I was mostly responding to: "But they're pretty marginal against the kinds of attackers who will target SSH keys."
I am arguing it is not all that marginal. If the only non 0-day way into production is via ssh to a bastion host with a touch-based hardware token then their lives are more than marginally harder than an on-disk key.
I am arguing it is not all that marginal. If the only non 0-day way into production is via ssh to a bastion host with a touch-based hardware token then their lives are more than marginally harder than an on-disk key.