A 16-year-old boy has been cautioned and must go on a programme to educate them about hacking after being arrested in connection with an exam board cyber attack. arrested the teenager on suspicion of theft, fraud and computer misuse after a 鈥渄ata breach鈥� at exam boards Pearson and OCR last summer. In an update this week, the force said the boy had been given a conditional caution. The conditions included engaging with the cyber choices early intervention program, which aims to educate people about offences under the Computer Misuse Act. Co-ordinated by the National Crime Agency, the programme has been designed for 12 to 17-year-olds to help them 鈥渇ind ways to develop their cyber skills and make sure they know how to do so without breaking the law鈥�. No other arrests have been made and the investigation is now closed, the force added. A separate investigation by Surrey Police of a data breach at AQA exam board has been halted. Two people arrested were stood down from bail earlier this year. No one has been charged over the alleged attack.