What additional exploitation techniques can be derived from the Invoke-WScriptBypassUAC method?

Beyond the core UAC bypass, the technique can be extended to filename hijacking—for example, renaming `calc.exe` to `regedit.com` and deploying it to `C:\Windows` via the same `wusa` extraction method. This causes the system to execute the attacker-controlled `regedit.com` when a user types `regedit` in the command line. Another extension involves using [hidden alternative data streams (ADS)](/news/exploitation-testing-of-minidumpwritedump-via-com-services-dll) to store payloads, as demonstrated in the original Empire module. For more details, refer to the article's exploitation extension section.