5 terms
Jailbreaking is the removal of iOS software restrictions through exploits, giving root access but weakening the mobile security model of the device.
MDM (mobile device management) is the centralized enrollment, configuration and security control of smartphones and tablets used in an organization.
Mobile malware is malicious software built for smartphones and tablets to steal data, money or credentials, spy on users or abuse device resources.
Rooting is the process of gaining root-level administrator access on an Android device, removing protections that the mobile security model depends on.
A Secure Enclave is an isolated security processor in a mobile chip that guards keys and biometric data even when the main operating system is compromised.
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