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I Just got an idea.... You can create an alternative data stream on the primary hard drive root C:\:stream:$data - then afterwards you can open the file with FILE_APPEND_DATA because of FILE_APPEND_DATA S-1-5-11 (NT AUTHORITY\Authenticated Users)
Since the file is empty you now control 100% the content of a file that have a location that is likely to be unexspected. Create an symbolic link in NT Object Namespace with .exe targetting it to execute the file. That is a persistence technique thats easy to miss :)
Dir /R executed in C:\ will not even show the file
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