A "Script Kiddie" is a term used to describe an individual who uses existing scripts or tools created by others to perform hacking activities. Unlike skilled hackers, script kiddies typically lack deep technical knowledge and rely on pre-written code to exploit vulnerabilities in systems. They often target websites or networks without fully understanding the underlying technology. Script kiddies are often motivated by a desire for notoriety or to demonstrate their abilities to peers. While their actions can cause harm, they are generally considered less dangerous than more experienced hackers, as they do not possess the same level of expertise or creativity in their attacks.