1.4 Mobile Applications Flashcards
Why does Android OS have a lower cost of services?
Because it uses an open-source platform as a code base
What codes do iOS and Android applications use, respectively?
iOS: Swift and Xcode
Android: Java and Android Studio
Which protocol does not support two-way synchronisation?
POP3
What sort of sync would you need to have a large amount of data for?
Synchronisation to the cloud
What app do you need to install on a Windows PC to be able to transfer data from an iPhone?
The iTunes app
What is enterprise mobility management (EMM)?
A class of software designed to apply security policies for use on mobile devices
What does a sandbox solution do?
Configures an enterprise-managed container or workspace where the company’s data is stored
What is Apple Business Manager (ABM)?
A MAM suite that allows applications from a private repository to be integrated with devices that are part of the corporate network.
Name the five factors of MFA.
- Knowledge
- Possession
- Inherence
- Behaviour
- Location
What is an authenticator?
An application that serves as a possession factor inside of a mobile device
What is geo-tracking?
Tracking of a location for a given amount of time. Disable GPS and IPS to block this.
What is indoor positioning system (IPS)?
A network of devices used to locate people or objects where GPS and other satellite technologies lack precision or fail entirely.
Which protocols are used for receiving email?
POP3 and IMAP
Which protocol is used for sending email?
SMTP
Give the Transport Layer Security (TLS) encrypted and unencrypted ports for IMAP, POP3 and SMTP.
IMAP: 993 and 143
POP3: 995 and 110
SMTP: 465 and 25
