I'd suggest that any way you get around a given system has hack value. As someone else mentioned: social engineers have been called "hackers" before. When I wa

I'd suggest that any way you get around a given system has hack value. As someone else mentioned: social engineers have been called "hackers" before. When I was doing penetration tests a decade ago, some of my best client engagements required little technical skill to gain access to some of the most prized data on the network (HR, Payroll, access to update the website). You'd be surprised how far you can get in many organizations without exploiting a single software or technology weakness.