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Does this even qualify as 'hacking'? It's the equivalent of a bank having a public `GET http://bank.com/send?from=123&to=677&amount=200 http://bank.com/send?fro
by ricardobeat 4y ago
Does this even qualify as 'hacking'? It's the equivalent of a bank having a public `GET http://bank.com/send?from=123&to=677&amount=200 http://bank.com/send?from=123&to=677&amount=200` endpoint.
- Destiner 4y agoIf that endpoint was made public by mistake, anyone using it might be held responsible.
- rchaud 4y agoKids used to call the act of editing Facebook posts via the element inspector and taking a screenshot "hacking". Considering the triviality of most web3 exploits, I think the descriptor still applies.
- edm0nd 4y agoI'd say it falls under exploiting/bug bounty hunting so yeah it counts as hacking.