S16 - Mobile Applications Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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Define mobile applications

A

Used to provide different features and functionality to a mobile device

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2
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Android offers

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an open-source code base

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3
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IOS is

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developed by apples or use on iPhones and iPads, relies on closed-source code

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4
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Open-source definition

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The software and the original source code are available to download, modify and redistribute

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5
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closed-source definition

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Proprietary software that is licensed under the exclusive legal rights of the copyright holder

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6
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Define walled-garden approach

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used by apple and means you can only gets apps from their store

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7
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What language is used for iOS applications

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Swift and Xcode

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8
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what language is used for android applications

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Java and Android studio

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9
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What is Microsoft 365

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Provides the ability to have office productivity software and a large amount of software space in the cloud (onedrive)

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10
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What is meant by Mobile device Synchronisation / Sync

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Act of copying data back and forth between different devices

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11
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Define contact

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Record inside of an address book that contains fields of names, addresses, emails, phone numbers, etc

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12
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Define vCard

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Standard format and is widely supported by most address books and software applications

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13
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Define calendar information

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Any record with fields for appointments or tasks with their corresponding subject, date, location and attendees

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14
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3 areas password are stored

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local device, browser, third-party

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15
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main types of synchronisation

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cloud, computer, automobile

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16
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Define cloud synchronisation

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provides the access to the cloud from all devices and becomes the central repository of all data

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17
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Define enterprise mobility management (EMM)

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class of software designed to apply security policies for use on mobile devices

18
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What 2 varieties of Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) exist

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Mobile device management (MDM)
&
Mobile application management (MAM)

19
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What is MDM And what does it allow for

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A type of software that allows for control of a device. e.g. Policies

20
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Define Data loss prevention (DLP)

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Detects when data is being taken from a device, ensuring it’s only being used in the proper way

21
Q

Define Apple business Manager (ABM)

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MAM suite that allows application from a private repository devices that are part of the corporate network

22
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What is Managed google play

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managed version of the google play store that contains apps that are distributed to employees’ devices

23
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What 5 authentication factors exist

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(Knowledge, possession, inherence, behaviour, location) factor

24
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Define knowledge factor

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Simplest form of authentication and refers to something you know e.g. password & usernames

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Define possession factor
refers to something you have. e.g. An RSA key thob that has a key that's changes every 60 seconds and is aligned to change at the same time as the computer
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Define inherence factor
refers to something you are e.g. A fingerprint, a physical part of what you are
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Define behaviour factor
Refers to something you do e.g. physical behaviour / voice (not inherent factor since voice detection is about how you say something not what)
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Define location factor
Refers to somewhere you are e.g. GPS in phone allows for unlocking / use
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If any of the 5 authentication factors are used, this is called
single factor authentication
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If > 1 of the 5 authentication factors are used, this is called
multi-factor authentication
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define authenticator
Application that servers as a possession factor inside of a mobile device
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What are the 3 basic location services
Coarse positioning, Global positioning system (GPS), Indoor positioning system (IPS)
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Define coarse positioning
Oldest method of position using mobile devices (triangulating where your phone using 3 or more cellular towers)
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Define global positioning system (GPS)
space-based radio navigation system tat consists of satellites and networks of ground stations
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Define Indoor positioning system (IPS)
Has the ability to figure out a device's location even if it is being used indoors
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Define geo-tracking
tracking of a location over a period of time using 1 or more of the 3 methods
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Define geotagging
is the GPS coordinates inside photos
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IMAP encrypted port
993
39
POP3 encrypted port
995
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SMTP encrypted port
465