Deck 6: Bluetooth and Handheld Device Penetration Testing

Question 1

____ is the process of unlocking the iPhone or iPod touch in order to install unlicensed applications, add new ringtones, or change the device's wallpaper.

A) Pairing
B) Jailbreaking
C) Wardialing
D) Stack fingerprinting

Answer 1

Jailbreaking

Question 2

The Mac OS X ____ provides register values and basic memory information but does not provide direct access to memory.

A) iDemocracy
B) AppSnapp
C) CrashReporter
D) iNdependence

Answer 2

CrashReporter

Question 3

____ refers to hijacking a BlackBerry connection.

A) Blackjacking
B) Jailbreaking
C) Wardialing
D) Pairing

Answer 3

Blackjacking

Question 4

The most common attacks on PDAs are ____ attacks.

A) man-in-the-middle
B) BTKeylogging
C) Bluesnarfin
D) ActiveSync

Question 5

A(n) ____ is used to transfer data between two PDA devices over short distances.

A) firewall
B) router
C) infrared port
D) piconet

Question 6

____ involves sending messages to devices over Bluetooth.

A) Bluejacking
B) Bluesmacking
C) Bluesnarfing
D) BTKeylogging

Question 7

____ is a technique in which an attacker finds other Bluetooth devices and sends files to them using the object exchange (OBEX) protocol.

A) Bluejacking
B) BTKeylogging
C) Bluespam
D) Bluesnarfing

Question 8

A ____ attack is used to access sensitive data through a Bluetooth device.

A) Bluejacking
B) BTKeylogging
C) Bluespam
D) Bluesnarfing

Question 9

A ____ attack occurs when the attacker has the link keys and unit keys (BD_ADDR) of the Bluetooth devices, allowing him or her to eavesdrop on the conversation between the devices.

A) man-in-the-middle
B) Bluespam
C) BTKeylogging
D) Bluebug

Question 10

A ____ attack can be performed if the target keyboard has a fixed PIN code and the attacker knows its BD_ADDR.

A) man-in-the-middle
B) Bluespam
C) BTKeylogging
D) Bluebug