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	Information and Communications Technology Minister Anudit Nakhonthap brought the student to a press conference Wednesday.</p>
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	Anudit said the student surrendered on his own and promised to use his IT expertise to help the ICT Ministry to fight against other hackers.</div>
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	The student surrendered to police on Tuesday, Anudit said.</div>
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	He was identified as Ekkawit Thongdeeworakul.</div>
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