In it's truest definition, "hackers" do not normally hack individuals. Such a low challenge. Hackers normally attempt corporations or big business. "Identity thieves" steal personal information, and use your identity to acquire access to your personal finances. Please do not confuse the two. Identity thieves are most prevalent and do not care if you have 50 dollars, or 500000 dollars.. they just want money without having to work a normal job to get it.
first you have to difficulties in hacking .. if you want to hack any thing first you have to fight with the security system in your opinion there is large number banks and wealthy man who have to be hacked .. so i'll tell you one thing their systems so sophisticated than normal .. so they want to try to feed on normal people you and like me also all they want is email addresses and stuff like that so they can read your personal data and and PHISH all the time and you will lose your money or identity
As an average user its not the hackers you have to worry about, but spyware / malware / and viruses. There are all types of malicious programs out there just waiting and lurking. Its always a good idea to keep your computer secure to keep these malicious programs from stealing personal and financial information.
i think they like to attack anything
most hackers are nothing more then emailing around attachments and hoping someone clicks the link to install
