There's no need to exploit a vulnerability in order to hack.
Finding new creative ways to use a tech and achieving a desired new result is hacking.
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"The user's statement reflects a broader, less common definition of "hacking" rooted in the original hacker culture of the 1950s and '60s. While the public and cybersecurity industry primarily associate hacking with exploiting vulnerabilities, the term has a parallel history focused on clever, non-malicious creative problem-solving. "
