
ALT A table showing a ranking of crime threats, from most to least important : Illegal Transportation Vehicle part theft Vehicle theft (or goods valuables inside) Ransom for financial gain Vandalism Data theft (facilitate other crimes) Remote hacking and control (computer misuse) Criminal damage Monetary theft Denying access Cyberstalking Domestic abuse Insurance Fraud Surveillance for terrorist attacks Impersonation Evasion and obfuscation of criminal liability Terrorism Cyberwarfare Physical assault Kidnapping Joyriding Disruption to National Grid Cryptojacking Electricity theft Disruption of the food supply chain Using the vehicle to steal (e.g. Ram raiding) Leasing fraud Theft of pay for use features

ALT Dr Aaron Parkhurst (UCL Anthropology) received a Social Science Plus award to support the Off-World Living project. In the photo, he is smiling while seated in a specialized chair with blue harnesses and arm restraints, surrounded by equipment in a room with wall-mounted devices. The project explores analogue environments designed for off-world living.




















