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Hackers are motivated as much by a lack of opportunity in economically struggling Russia as by criminal leanings, people inside and outside the hacker community say.Sergei Pokrovsky, editor of the magazine Khaker, said that hackers in his circle have skills that could bring them rich salaries in the West, but they expect to earn only about $300 a month working for Russian companies.Russian higher education traditionally has been strong in mathematics, a skill at the core of hacking, but the Russian market offers few employment opportunities to such knowledgeable people, said Mikko Hypponen, manager of anti-virus research at the Finnish company F-Secure."They have too much time on their hands," said Hypponen, whose company highly values the Russian computer experts it employs.
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