Questions

Verified Boot has been on Android devices since version 4.4. Mark, an attacker, installs a custom bootloader on a stolen device with Android version 8. When it boots up, Mark sees an error on the screen that the device cannot boot. What is preventing the device from booting up?

 

(A) The root of trust stored in hardware does not match the newly installed bootloader.

(B) Mark simply needs to restart the bootloader one more time after installing.

(C) Mark needs to boot the device from safeboot by using hardware buttons at boot time.

(D) Rate limiting has prevented Mark from being able to enter in a passcode

 

An Admin wants to setup a policy to check devices for known PHAs during the enrollment process to prevent enrollment of devices with malware. What Google Security Service would the Admin use to accomplish this?

 

(A) Clean Cache Detection.

(B) Verified Boot.

(C) Chrome Safe Browsing.

(D) Verify Apps.

 

Which of the following enrollment methods are not considered secure when deploying Android Enterprise devices?

 

(A) Zero Touch.

(B) QR Code.

(C) NFC bump.

(D) SMS Enrollment Code.

 

Which two statements given here are correct regarding the Compatibility Test Suite (CTS)? Select All Correct Responses

 

(A) The Compatibility Test Suite is a free, commercial-grade test suite that is used during device development and is designed to evaluate and reveal incompatibilities with the CDD.

(B) The CTS is only valid for modern Android devices and was designed to help ensure all devices were able to use Android Enterprise APIs.

(C) The Compatibility Test Suite is for application developers building financial apps to ensure they use approved SSL modules for connecting to servers.

(D) A valid CTS result must be maintained in order for a device to move to the next level, obtaining a Google Mobile Service (GMS) Certification and License.

 

Which deployment method is not supported for work profile company owned devices during initial setup?

 

(A) QR Code

(B) DPC Identifier

(C) Zero Touch

(D) NFC

 

What are the three ways to publish your company private applications in Managed Google Play? Select All Correct Responses

 

From Managed Play console: Accessible from https://play.google.com/work
From Managed Play iframe: Accessible from your EMM console
From Play Publishing console: Accessible from https://play.google.com/console
From Custom App Publishing API: Accessible from your own internal system upon integration