Mobile devices
represent a unique attack vector for a threat actor. They have accounts and credentials, but no role-based access, and there are generally only two permission types: user and root. In addition, there is typically only one account and the operating system does not provide provisions for more than one user account as a part of its design.
For a successful attack to occur, a threat actor needs to compromise the operating system or applications using malware or an exploit; this includes potentially ...
