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) to store payloads, as demonstrated in the original Empire module. For more details, refer to the article's exploitation extension section.