The document discusses various topics related to mobile app security including types of mobile apps (native, hybrid, web), security concerns (confidentiality, integrity), attack vectors, permissions in Android, and examples of malware (Cabir, DroidDream). It provides definitions and examples to distinguish between native, hybrid, and web apps. It also identifies true statements about Android security models and permissions.
The document discusses various topics related to mobile app security including types of mobile apps (native, hybrid, web), security concerns (confidentiality, integrity), attack vectors, permissions in Android, and examples of malware (Cabir, DroidDream). It provides definitions and examples to distinguish between native, hybrid, and web apps. It also identifies true statements about Android security models and permissions.
The document discusses various topics related to mobile app security including types of mobile apps (native, hybrid, web), security concerns (confidentiality, integrity), attack vectors, permissions in Android, and examples of malware (Cabir, DroidDream). It provides definitions and examples to distinguish between native, hybrid, and web apps. It also identifies true statements about Android security models and permissions.
The document discusses various topics related to mobile app security including types of mobile apps (native, hybrid, web), security concerns (confidentiality, integrity), attack vectors, permissions in Android, and examples of malware (Cabir, DroidDream). It provides definitions and examples to distinguish between native, hybrid, and web apps. It also identifies true statements about Android security models and permissions.
Which security concerns are highlighted during a privacy breach?
Confidentiality and Integrity
Type of mobile apps that provide the highest degree of reliability:
Native Apps
Attacks that aim at performing malicious acts without being noticed:
Covert approach
Technique used by an attacker to gain access to another device may be broadly termed as:
Attack Vector
Which among the following are the most commonly exploited hardware features?
All the options
It is easy to detect poor code quality in an application
False
Android Version 4.4 is popularly know as __________
KitKat
The security model adopted by Android is: ________________
Permission based
Programs designed to gain root or administrative access to a device:
Rootkit
Instagram, Uber, Evernote are examples of:
Hybrid Apps
Which among the following malware are stand alone programs?
ALL the options
In Android, each application executes in its own environment and does not influence the execution of other applications.
True
“Normal Permissions” in Android gives access to isolated application-level functionalities.
True
_____________ frees a iOS device from dependence on Apple as the exclusive source of applications.
Jailbreaking
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https://www.coursehero.com/file/40043640/Mobile-App-Security-quizdocx/ The malware that is believed to be the first computer worm to infect mobile devices:
Cabir
Apps that render a consistent User Interface:
Native Apps
Apps that are associated with a single code base:
Web Apps
Which among the following are the impacts of insecure data storage?
All the options
Which among the following are part of the Application layer of Android architecture
All the options
The __________ permission is needed for an application to use telephony services, network access or location information
Signature
Dangerous
Normal
DroidDream malware that hit the Android Market in 2011 is an example of:
Virus
Spyware
Botnet
Worms
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