15 Flashcards
What is WGU?
Western Governors University
What does mobile forensics refer to?
The process of recovering digital evidence from a mobile device.
What are the two main types of jailbreaking?
Tethered and untethered.
What does rooting refer to in the context of mobile devices?
Gaining access to the root directory of the device.
True or False: Jailbreaking is legal in all countries.
False
What are some risks associated with jailbreaking a mobile device?
Security vulnerabilities, voiding warranty, instability.
What are some benefits of rooting a mobile device?
Customization, increased performance, access to advanced features.
What is the main purpose of mobile forensics?
To gather evidence for legal proceedings or investigations.
Fill in the blank: Mobile forensics involves the extraction and analysis of __________ from a mobile device.
Digital evidence
What is the difference between tethered and untethered jailbreaking?
Tethered requires the device to be connected to a computer for rebooting, while untethered does not.
What are some tools commonly used in mobile forensics?
Cellebrite, XRY, Oxygen Forensic Detective.
True or False: Rooting a mobile device always voids the warranty.
True
What is the potential impact of jailbreaking on the security of a mobile device?
It can expose the device to malware and other security threats.
What is the legality of jailbreaking in the United States?
It is legal under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
What is the main challenge in mobile forensics?
Keeping up with rapidly changing technologies and encryption methods.