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We all knew it was going to be this dumb, but today I'm here to tell you it *is* this dumb and I just implemented it.
Also many computers (e.g. anything with an external TPM module, but also the many that have LPC on a debug or other extension port) have headers for LPC, so then you don't even need to solder anything.
I should really get in on this LPC fun. I've been meaning to do some stuff with SMBus sniffing on PCIe and DIMM slots for ages but LPC now seems like it would be more interesting.
It's just 33MHz, it's slow as heck by modern standards.
Platforms with plugged modules are expected to be in a secure environment. If you care about theft of your vault, install a better lock cylinder, lock it and don't put the key underneath the doormat.
It's why TALOS2 got a point-to-point LPC bus (and why several laptops clear TPM when opened up)
I found that if you make the fan do a failure, the machine stops. Then if you boot the box again, it asks for bitlocker recovery key, if you skip and reboot, the box unlocks after a fan check too. 
Fun fact: Several outsourced Lenovo laptops (especially 2013-2016 era) also bring the LPC header out onto otherwise unused pins of the wlan minipcie port, so you don't even need to take the machine apart.
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