what i consider as those word's definitions? ehh
for me they're quite simple definitions of my opinion
-hack - an illegal thing that shouldn't be done like viruses and stuff...(
http://www.hackcanada.com/blackcrawl/hack.html haven't tried that that link but looks interesting)
-game hacking - use of an exploit in order to cheat, aimbot, crash, wallhack or basically get ur way :P which are just simple items not hacking
-exploit - a bug that is found and used by many, sometimes over used
-game exploit - a bug that is found and overused that needs a fixing :)
-simple exploit - ex: "/exec q3msgboom" & your DoS items (multircon, infoboom) and also one that will be found by the public eventually
-non-simple exploit - ehh more of an advance thing that amateurs can't do, heh which most can't understand how to use ur DoS, think of an exploit that is hard to reach and hard to do, can't think of any examples right now but one that is hard to do and hard to fix
==all-in-all hack and exploit are totally different...
those are my short definitions i could of wrote it a lot more and in more detail but uh i'd have to type a page or 2 :) so i tried summarizing it as best as possible
and for ur definition of ur "exploits" i would really not consider a it a proof of a concept, if it is a demonstration that would mean for show and not for download for people to use, also u recreate the problem for different games and show it to the public so i would still call it an exploit :) have u ever been sued for any of these 'exploits/proof-of-concepts' you've found? u shouldn't have but i'm just asking :P
as for ur opinion, sort of putting me on the spot there heh, i wouldn't say tons of experience but i would say some :), but i am
aware of tons of security stuff
psh, what's your definition of a hack and exploit and the difference between simple and non-simple exploit? the same thing?