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Reuters reports today that police in China "have detained three people for running a high-tech cheating scam involving wireless microphones during the national college entrance exam."

the police got suspicious when they saw a van sitting outside a school that was hosting the national exam yesterday. In the van, they found three people watching a computer screen and talking into a radio. "A student in the examination hall used a wireless microphone to read out the questions and received the answers from the van," the article states.

Oops.

The three people in the van had charged the student in the hall 12,000 yuan ($1,500) for the service.

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