So he pressed F12 and sees their website just sends out other people's phone numbers? That's called "hacking" these days?
In the EU, we'd call that a GDPR violation on the company's part.
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Here's a "learn to hack" video by HackerOne, a site hackers can use to report vulnerabilities for money. It is literally a lesson on pressing F12.
Yes, that's still hacking. If he didn't need to spin up Kali, than why would he?
Pressing F12 and groking what's on screen already puts him in 99th percentile. So yes, I suppose.
But everyone knows you can save money on data center electricity costs if you offload all processing to the client. /s