038_Mobile Device Vulnerabilities – CompTIA Security+ SY0-701

Jailbreaking typically applies to which platform?

• iOS

• Android

• Windows

• Blackberry

What does MDM help organizations do?

• Enforce mobile security policies

• Increase employee productivity

• Reduce IT costs

• Enhance customer engagement

Why is sideloading risky for organizations?

• It introduces unverified apps to secure environments

• It enhances the security of applications

• It allows for faster app deployment

• It reduces the cost of software licensing

Why is global connectivity a mobile risk?

• Attackers can remotely access the device

• It increases battery consumption

• It limits network coverage

• It reduces device performance

Which of the following is a result of jailbreaking/rooting?

• Circumventing Mobile Device Management (MDM)

• Improving facial recognition

• Disabling alarm features

• Enhancing voice quality

What type of data is commonly stored on mobile devices?

• Personal and organizational information

• Only photos and videos

• System files and applications

• Publicly available data

What does rooting refer to?

• Replacing the original OS on Android for deeper access

• Installing a custom theme on Android

• Updating the Android version to the latest release

• Removing bloatware from the device

What makes mobile devices especially hard to track?

• Their constant motion

• They have weak signals

• They are often turned off

• They are too small to detect

Which mobile OS is typically associated with rooting?

• iOS

• Windows Phone

• Android

• BlackBerry

Why are mobile devices inherently difficult to secure?

• They are small, mobile, and frequently online.

• They have larger screens than desktops.

• They are always connected to Wi-Fi networks.

• They use outdated software that is easy to hack.