Attackers, also known as offenders, are individuals or groups who engage in harmful activities against others, often violating laws or ethical standards. Their actions can range from cybercrime, such as hacking into systems, to physical crimes like theft or assault. Attackers may have various motivations, including financial gain, revenge, or ideological beliefs. The impact of attackers can be significant, affecting victims emotionally, financially, and socially. Law enforcement agencies, such as the FBI or local police, work to identify and apprehend these offenders to maintain public safety. Understanding the behavior and methods of attackers is crucial for developing effective prevention strategies.