A+ - 18C - Troubleshoot Mobile OS and App Security

What is root access associated with?

• iOS devices

• Android devices

• Both iOS and Android devices

• Windows devices

What term is used for exploits that enable root privileges on iOS devices?

• Bootlegging

• Jailbreaking

• Spoofing

• Containerization

How is root access obtained on Android devices?

• By rebooting the device with a patched kernel

• By enabling developer mode in settings

• By clearing the app cache

• 3. By using the multitasking button

What security measures are typically disabled when a device has root permissions?

• Encryption

• Mobile-device management (MDM) suites

• Containerization

• Anti-virus software

What is the primary purpose of mobile-device management (MDM) suites?

• Rooting devices

• Detecting malware

• Protecting enterprise data

• Customizing device interfaces

Which term refers to the process of impersonating a legitimate app to deceive users?

• Jailbreaking

• App spoofing

• Bootlegging

• Containerization

What symptom might indicate the presence of malware on a mobile device?

• Low battery consumption

• Limited ads

• Sluggish performance

• 7. High internet speed

What action can users take to mitigate the risk of app spoofing?

• Enabling unknown sources

• Installing bootleg app stores

• Disabling location services

• Exercising caution when installing new apps

What feature allows Android users to install apps from third-party sources?

• Developer mode

• Jailbreaking

• App Store

• Sideloading

What is the primary concern associated with bootleg app stores?

• Limited app selection

• Excessive ads

• Malware exposure

• Device overheating