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1:28Now PlayingA new report by the National Crime Agency says most teenage hackers who get involved in cyber-crime don't do it to make money, but to impress their peers. Spokesman for hacking group LulzSec Jake Davis pleaded guilty to computer crimes and in 2013 served time in a young offenders’ institute. He tells the Today programme that he was motivated by the idea of the internet as a "Utopian space".
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