That's basic internet security tips. I learned those things a long, long time ago and my children learned them in grade school. I don't think there are many people who don't have some kind of knowledge when it comes to these basics, but actually applying the knowledge is a completely different story. Most of the time it just comes down to not going to sketchy sites, have 2FA enabled and don't use online wallets if you really want to have dedicated security for your wallet. Cold storage will always beat any password or security system that you try to implant.

Everybody knows why all those hackers are stoling bitcoins, and there is no way that they could hack you if you have a good wallet like the trezor one, i have been using this for some time and it is the best wallet that i have ever used.
And now that bitcoin is pretty high, all those hackers are in a hurry to steal as much bitcoins as they can, because they know that bitcoin is like gold right now, and would never stop going up.
But one of the biggest robberies that bitcoin had, were about that "Online wallet" that was giving bitcoin gold to those who were going to put their bitcoin private key in there.

This is why it is never recommended to have your funds in an online wallet, because all your funds can suddenly dissapear.

If you store your coins in a safe decentralized wallet, no one can access and hack them

With poor regolamentation in term of cryptocurrency, hackers and scammers are more stimolated to rob bitcoins. They kinda risk nothing with super high profit, what cant they ask more.

Security for your coins so that others can not access your funds is the most important thing you want to know when holding on your bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies.  strong paswords, clean computers, hardware devices, paperwallets, 2FA, secure internet access... all are important. 

Of course bitcoin can be extremely easy hacked. If yout think, for blockchain wallet you just have have to hack an email adress(wich should be easy for an intermediate hacker) and you got the account from where you can stole bitcoin. People should notice this and secure their wallets and email addresses with strog password and also add a mobile verification at every log in because that is not very easy to hack.

I suggest everyone to not expose any kind of informations on internet on their amount of bitcoin they have because that's what hackers are looking for. If they know you have a big amount of bitcoin they are going to watch you activity until they are going to find any informations(passwords, email adresses, mobile phones) that could hack the system.

Another tip is to use only one email address for websites like faucets, hyip, cloud mining, different forum or any kind of simple website. Also every time change the password because hackers are going to check every websites where you logged in, especially those ones who are easy to havk like faucets. Use your primary email address for important websites and dont expose it online. If you have a business create another email address especially for that business contact.

This is such an unapproved information which definitely doesn't deserve any reaction of clients and bitcoin's investors.

Basically no one can hack bitcoin, since the blockchain technology is an immutable system that people can't delete or edit any data recorded on blockchain. They could only steal your bitcoin from your wallet because of lacks security of individual.
Me, first time using bitcoin think like, it's just a data, so maybe someone can edit the number of their bitcoin amount on their wallet like they hack a bank system. But I was wrong. Blockchain is something different, it transparent and secure.

People are careless and don't think of security until something happens and they lose their shit. I once stumbled upon someone's private account in a public library. Some woman not only logged in to her personal account via a publically accessible computer but didn't even bother to log off. She just left it all there and walked away.
Don't start to panic when you hear that someone has been hacked, but think of that woman in the library. There's more people like her in the world, much more, and your crying guy or girl that plays a victim in a forum post could simply be a careless moron who knew nothing about security until the day their money went *poof*

If you want to be safe you should think like a hacker.
First, a hacker will try to hack your passwords throw trojans, malwares or anything to gain access to your computer, so, you have to use a good antivirus and never download a file from an untrusted website.
Then, a hacker can pretend to be your friend to collect as much information as possible such as birth date or best friend name. Those information can be valuable when trying to reset your passwords.
Hacking a human mind is always easier than hacking a software.