Hackers originated from English hacker, and were highly respected in American computer field in the early days. But in media reports, the word hacker often refers to those "software crackers". The word hacker originally refers to computer experts, especially programmers, who are enthusiastic about computer technology and have a high level. But today, the word "hacker" has been used to refer to those who use computer networks to sabotage or play pranks. The correct English name of these people is Cracker, which translates as "hacker"

In Chinese, the name of "cyber guard" is called "Ke Bai", which is the antonym of "hacker". "Ke Bai" refers to the network professionals who fight against hackers in the network world to protect people's information security. As we all know, many white guests have been hackers before.

The etymology of "honker" comes from hackers. Honker is a spirit. It is a spirit of loving the motherland, upholding justice and pioneering. So anyone who has this spirit and loves computer technology can be called honker. Honker usually uses his own technology to maintain the security of domestic networks and counter foreign attacks. Honker's transliteration of English "honker".

To sum up, they are all masters of playing computer, but they just do different things.

It's no use just talking if you want to be a so-called master. What matters is curiosity+modesty+hard work.