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What should you know about the reliability of antivirus software for mobile OSs?

its reliability can vary

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What symptom may suggest tracking or spyware activity related to ads?

ads appearing unexpectedly, displaying in the browser, opening persistent pop-ups, or showing a high level of unauthorized personalization

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What do fake security warnings try to do?

trick users into installing apps or granting additional permissions to Trojan apps

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How can malware cause degraded response time?

run background processes like data collection or cryptomining, leading to excessive power drain and high resource utilization

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How can malware cause limited or no Internet connectivity?

corrupt DNS settings or search providers to execute redirection attacks

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What can limited or no Internet connectivity from malware lead users to?

spoofed sites

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What other signs can malware-related redirection cause?

disrupt access to legitimate sites, trigger certificate warnings, and slow down network performance

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How do bootleg or spoofed apps often behave?

like Trojans

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What can bootleg or spoofed apps secretly do while appearing functional?

operate as spyware, harvesting data from the device

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What may unexpected application behavior look like?

unexpected permission requests or unauthorized use of the camera and microphone

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What can high network traffic indicate?

the app is transferring files from the device or the device is compromised

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What compromised-device activities can excessive bandwidth usage indicate?

DDoS attacks, mass mailing, or cryptomining

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What device feature can alert users to excessive data use?

data usage monitoring and limit triggers

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Why should users review the data usage of each app?

to assess its legitimacy

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What should happen if data leakage occurs?

all potential source devices must be quarantined and investigated to identify the breach's origin

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What alerts may warn users about compromise or unauthorized access?

2-step verification alerts indicating new device access attempts or unexpected password changes

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Why can a compromised email account lead to more account compromise?

hackers can infiltrate other accounts lacking secondary authentication

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What can breach notification services alert users to?

the misuse of email addresses and account details

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What security practice helps protect personal information after breaches?

using unique passwords for different accounts

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Why is unauthorized location tracking dangerous?

it can expose sensitive information to third parties

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How might rogue apps misuse location data?

for crimes like burglary

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How can criminals obtain location information from online photos?

from geotagged online photos

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What should users do before posting images online to reduce location risk?

remove geotagging information from images