Con artists never succeed, particularly ones who attempt to change their evaluations from C to A.

Imran Uddin, 25, was imprisoned for four months yesterday after he utilized "shadowing" key-logging gadgets to hack an exams evaluating framework at the University of Birmingham. 

His point was to change his 2:2 evaluation to a five star degree, which he figured out how to do by catching login subtle elements from individuals from staff and after that getting to the PCs. 

The organic chemistry understudy was soon thundered however after staff found one of the little, dark, rectangular devices inside a PC. 

Taking after an examination police were called and investigators from the Regional Cyber Crime Unit had the capacity track the gadgets to Uddin. 

He conceded six breaks to the Computer Misuse Act at Birmingham Crown Court. 

'For reasons not by any stretch of the imagination clear to me, whether it was fiscal, or pride or a longing to out-perform others, you chose to trick and you framed a settled plan to do that,' Judge James Burbidge QC said. 

He included: 'I consider your activities were arranged and persevering.'