A user would like to install software and features that are not available with a smartphone's default software. Which of the following would allow the user to install unauthorized software and…

The correct answer is C. Jailbreaking. Jailbreaking is the process of removing restrictions imposed by the manufacturer on a smartphone, allowing the user to install unauthorized software and features not available through official app stores. This action typically voids the warranty and can introduce security risks…

Submitted by tom_us· Mar 6, 2026Threats, vulnerabilities, and mitigations

Question

A user would like to install software and features that are not available with a smartphone's default software. Which of the following would allow the user to install unauthorized software and enable new features?

Options

ASOU
BCross-site scripting
CJailbreaking
DSide loading

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A
2% (1)
B
4% (2)
C
86% (43)
D
8% (4)

Explanation

Jailbreaking is the process of removing restrictions imposed by the manufacturer on a smartphone, allowing the user to install unauthorized software and features not available through official app stores. This action typically voids the warranty and can introduce security risks by bypassing built-in protections. SOU (Statement of Understanding) is not related to modifying devices. Cross-site scripting is a web-based attack technique, unrelated to smartphone software. Side loading refers to installing apps from unofficial sources but without necessarily removing built-in restrictions like jailbreaking does.

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