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I added a check for unquoted service paths since that's what I most commonly see. It only reports the vulnerable service if one of the hijackable locations are able to have a file written to them. To determine the difference between a CreateFile and CreateDirectory, I had to modify the CheckModifiableAccess function and provide an overloaded function to only check for file-level access. This avoids the false positives that PowerUp used to report on the permission to make a folder in the C:\ drive.
Let me know if you have any questions