Final 10-question quiz across Android threats, hardening, and response
10 min+50 XP12 quiz
Module progress4 of 4
Opening
Android Security — final APPLY check
Topic 6 covered sideloaded APKs as a threat model, fake Play listings that still need judgment, banking trojans that overlay and steal OTPs, spyware and stalkerware indicators, radioactive permissions (Accessibility, SMS, notification access, Device admin), privacy defaults, a safe-install checklist and Play Protect, rooting versus Play Integrity on a daily driver, a permission-lab rubric, then quiet hygiene: OS and Play system updates, a lock that actually wraps encryption, Find My Device on YOUR Google account, infection IR from a clean device, and backups that restore photos without restoring the malware.
Twelve APPLY questions — the subtitle still says "10-question"; the bar is twelve, covering the whole topic, then a honest tease of Python for Security (Topic 7). Recovery is YOUR phone and YOUR accounts. No hack-back, no remote wipe of someone else's device, no find-the-stalker attacks. Factory reset is hardware you own. Next stop: Python for Security (Topic 7).
Knowledge Check
1
APPLY: A Telegram channel sends "WhatsApp Gold.apk — extra themes." Unknown sources is off. Which Module 1 read is right?
Multiple choice
Knowledge Check
2
APPLY: Play Store shows a banking icon, a new developer name, 400 five-star reviews this week, and a chat SMS "use this link." Best move?
Multiple choice
Knowledge Check
3
APPLY: You open your bank app. A login sheet appears that feels off. A "utility" you installed yesterday asked for Accessibility. What is happening?
Multiple choice
Knowledge Check
4
APPLY: After a partner "checked" your phone, battery dies overnight, a mystery Accessibility service exists, and Play Protect was turned off. In-scope read?
Multiple choice
Knowledge Check
5
APPLY: A "battery saver" wants Accessibility, SMS, notification access, and Device admin. A maps app wants location while you navigate. Select the two radioactive grants for the toy.
Select all that apply
Knowledge Check
6
APPLY: Defaults left precise location Always for a weather widget, lock-screen previews show bank OTPs, and an unused app still has Mic. Hardening that matches Module 2?
Multiple choice
Knowledge Check
7
APPLY: Before Install you have a Play listing, Play Protect on, and a permission list. Which checklist is the Module 2 safe-install bar?
Multiple choice
Knowledge Check
8
APPLY: True or False: Rooting (or a Play Integrity / SafetyNet fail) on the daily driver you bank with is generally a free upgrade that makes malware weaker and banking apps happier.