# Anja Shortland

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Never Trust a Handsome Soldier: Becky Holmes on the Past, Present and Future of Fraud

“Fraud makes up between 40 and 50 percent of all crime in the UK. Police resource dedicated to fraud: 1 percent. No country is giving fraud the attention it deserves.” — Becky Holmes   Was Shakespeare a fraud? Possibly, says Becky Holmes, the Stratford-upon-Avon-based writer and the lady behind the…

Episode 676: Episode 26-19 Ransomware: Behind the Screens

On this week’s Tech Nation, what is ransomware? And is it still going strong?Moira speaks with King’s College London Professor of Political Economy, Anja Shortland, about her book “Dark Screens: Hackers and Heroes in the Shadowy World of Ransomware.” Then, Dr. Jonas Hannestad & Dr. Joanne Taylor di…

Episode 676: Episode 26-19 Ransomware: Behind the Screens

On this week’s Tech Nation, what is ransomware? And is it still going strong?Moira speaks with King’s College London Professor of Political Economy, Anja Shortland, about her book “Dark Screens: Hackers and Heroes in the Shadowy World of Ransomware.” Then, Dr. Jonas Hannestad & Dr. Joanne Taylor di…

Anja Shortland - We Know You Can Pay a Million

Factual crime writer Anja Shortland spoke about the mutli-billion-euro industry of cybercrime.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Campbell Radio; Ransomware w/Author Anja Shortland

Anja Shortland, a professor of political economy at King’s College London and expert in the economics of crime joins us to discuss ransomware and her new tome  Kidnap: Inside the Ransom Business ###

EP 61: We Know You Can Pay a Million (with Anja Shortland) Shelf Life #16

We have a real treat for you this time as we speak to financial crime expert Anja Shortland. After books on art theft and kidnapping, Anja has now turned her attention to ransomware, with her latest title We Know You Can Pay a Million – and offers fascinating glimpses into the business practices of…

Selling stolen art is tricky - so why do it?

Last week, thieves broke into a French museum and escaped with four paintings by Renoir worth millions of euro, but why? It’s not exactly easy to sell stolen and famous art, so why go through the trouble? Anja Shortland, Professor in Political Economy at Kings College London, joins Seán to discuss.

How Ransomware Became a Global Industry with Anja Shortland on Dark Screens

What if ransomware did not begin with criminals, but with curiosity? In this episode of Breaking Math, Autumn and Noah talk with Anja Shortland, professor of political economy at King’s College London and author of Dark Screens. This conversation explores how playful hacking evolved into professio…

What Do You Actually Buy With Ransom Insurance?

Somali pirates seize a supertanker and its 24 crew. The owner’s first call? Their insurance company. Amrish Singh goes inside kidnap and ransom insurance, the policy you’re not allowed to talk about. Featuring negotiator Scott Walker (ex-Scotland Yard) and economist Anja Shortland (King’s College L…