Trevor Jones Malicious Life-Spam Empire 1) A quote I found particularly interesting can be found in the very first minute of the podcast, reading ""Sir, On my arrival home late yesterday a telegram was put in my hands. It read as follows - 'Dr. Gabriel, dentist, 27 Harley st., Cavendish Square. Dr. Gabriel's professional attendance will be 10 till 5.' Overall Rating: 23 hours ago I have never had any dealings with [them] and beg to ask by what right do they disturb me by a telegram which is evidently simply the medium of advertisement? A word from you would, I feel sure, put a stop to this intolerable nuisance." I find this quote so interesting because this was a letter sent in 1864. The idea that spam existed almost 160 years ago is so crazy to me, since I always considered spam a side effect of the creation of the internet. 2) When it comes to me personally, I am not affected too much when I recieve spam, as I am able to easily identify it most of the time. I recieve a lot, especially more than average on social media, but it doesn't affect me much. However, if I were to help a less technical family, the most I think I would be able to do for them is teach them about the different types of spam and where you can receive them. The most common spam you will receive is found in your email, but this is usually sorted into a spam folder for you, so the odds of it being in your way is not too likely. Spam can comes on different platforms, such as by phone or on social media. Phone call spam is also fairly common, but some people's phone can let them know if the number calling or texting is possible spam, reducing the risk of being scammed. When it comes to social media, you'll either recieve spam when replying to a post, or via your private message inbox. Spam can come on many different platforms along with the ones I mentioned, but there are just the ones I would teach them to start. Discussion Project 01 | Cybersecurity Podcast Review Discussion Project 01 | Cybersecurity Podcast Review Respond to the person's post and answer the questions below. What is one takeaway from this person's report? What is one question about the podcast you have for this person after reading their summary? Your post should be 100-200 words.