15 Flashcards

1
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What is WGU?

A

Western Governors University

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What does mobile forensics refer to?

A

The process of recovering digital evidence from a mobile device.

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3
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What are the two main types of jailbreaking?

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Tethered and untethered.

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What does rooting refer to in the context of mobile devices?

A

Gaining access to the root directory of the device.

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5
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True or False: Jailbreaking is legal in all countries.

A

False

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6
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What are some risks associated with jailbreaking a mobile device?

A

Security vulnerabilities, voiding warranty, instability.

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7
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What are some benefits of rooting a mobile device?

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Customization, increased performance, access to advanced features.

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What is the main purpose of mobile forensics?

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To gather evidence for legal proceedings or investigations.

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9
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Fill in the blank: Mobile forensics involves the extraction and analysis of __________ from a mobile device.

A

Digital evidence

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What is the difference between tethered and untethered jailbreaking?

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Tethered requires the device to be connected to a computer for rebooting, while untethered does not.

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What are some tools commonly used in mobile forensics?

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Cellebrite, XRY, Oxygen Forensic Detective.

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12
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True or False: Rooting a mobile device always voids the warranty.

A

True

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What is the potential impact of jailbreaking on the security of a mobile device?

A

It can expose the device to malware and other security threats.

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What is the legality of jailbreaking in the United States?

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It is legal under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.

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What is the main challenge in mobile forensics?

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Keeping up with rapidly changing technologies and encryption methods.

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16
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What are some common methods used to root Android devices?

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KingRoot, Magisk, SuperSU.

17
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What is the primary concern when conducting mobile forensics?

A

Preserving the integrity of the evidence.

18
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What are some signs that a mobile device has been jailbroken?

A

Presence of Cydia, unusual apps, changes in system files.

19
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True or False: Rooting a device can improve battery life.

A

True

20
Q

What is the potential impact of rooting on a device’s security?

A

It can expose the device to security risks if done improperly.

21
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What is the role of forensic analysts in mobile forensics?

A

To analyze and interpret digital evidence from mobile devices.

22
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What is the significance of chain of custody in mobile forensics?

A

To ensure the integrity of evidence and its admissibility in court.

23
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What are some legal considerations in mobile forensics?

A

Privacy laws, chain of custody, admissibility of evidence.

24
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What are some challenges in rooting iOS devices?

A

High level of security, frequent updates from Apple.

25
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What is the primary goal of jailbreaking a device?

A

To bypass restrictions imposed by the manufacturer and customize the device.