Wireless Technologies Quiz

What is Bluejacking in the context of Bluetooth threats?

• A) Installing a backdoor for future access

• B) Pulling sensitive data from a device

• C) Sending unsolicited messages to a device

• D) Remotely controlling a device

Which Bluetooth threat involves pulling email, contacts, passwords, images, or other data off the device?

• A) Bluejacking

• B) Bluesnarfing

• C) Bluebugging

• D) None of the above

What does Bluebugging allow an attacker to do?

• A) Send spam messages

• B) Steal personal data

• C) Install a backdoor and remotely control the device

• D) Block device communications

What happens when you disable Bluetooth from the Control Center or Quick Settings on a mobile device?

• Bluetooth is disabled permanently until manually turned back on

• Bluetooth is disabled temporarily and will turn back on the next day

• Bluetooth is disabled and cannot be enabled again

• Bluetooth settings disappear from the device

Which feature will still function when Bluetooth is turned off from the Control Center or Quick Settings on an iPhone?

• Wi-Fi

• Cellular Data

• AirDrop

• SMS

How can you completely turn off Bluetooth on a mobile device so that it does not turn back on automatically?

• Restart the device

• Turn it off from the Control Center

• Turn it off from the device Settings

• Put the device in Airplane Mode

Why should you avoid sharing sensitive information or images via Bluetooth?

• It is too slow.

• It is not necessary.

• It can be intercepted by unauthorized users.

• It uses too much battery.

What can Bluetooth be used for by certain apps on your device?

• To increase battery efficiency.

• For location tracking.

• To improve app performance.

• To reduce data usage.

What is recommended to secure your Bluetooth devices?

• Decrease the number of apps installed.

• Always install the latest updates for devices and Bluetooth software.

• Use Bluetooth only at home.

• Turn off Bluetooth when not in use.

What are wireless signals susceptible to?

• Battery drain

• Electromagnetic interference (EMI), radio frequency interference (RFI), and lightning strikes

• Software bugs

• Physical damage