Chinese troops are given a high priority to protect these men from harm. Responding to GLA increased aggression toward Hackers. While China denied the use of this tactic, GLA attacking forces caught Hackers red-handed on more than one occasion, landing them a propaganda coup. Later in the conflict, the Internet Center was developed to protect and aid Hackers in this task by providing them with improved internet access and a shelter that can withstand a direct hit from a super weapon. At full rank hackers give a general 10 cash every second. First the general gets 5 cash every few seconds with them after generating $500, the hacker gets promoted, generating $6 at a slightly faster rate, then $8 at an even faster rate after generating an additional $1200, reaching full rank after generating an additional $1600. More often, however, they were employed in hacking insecure bank accounts of unsuspecting Internet users, covertly diverting money into China's military coffers. Hackers could remotely disable enemy structures using sophisticated computer programs. However, their skills in computers can give the Chinese a boost in their war resources or even wreak havoc on the enemy's base if they managed to infiltrate behind enemy lines.
Since they are not intended to be front-line fighters to be thrown straight into harm's way, they receive no weapons training or body armor.
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