Across
- 1. Deletes all data on an Android device and return into a factory state
- 4. a location of the OS that keeps code isolated from other resources and other code
- 6. a feature of a computer system that allows booting from more than one operating system
- 7. Software providing low-level functionality for a device
- 10. command that removes files and directories
- 11. an open source, Linux based smartphone/tablet operating system
- 14. a family of free and open-source software operating systems based on an operating system kernel
- 15. linux command allows users to change the permissions of files that they own
- 17. OS updates released periodically by OS vendor to address new known vulnerabilities
- 20. linux command allows users to switch both the owner and the group of file or files
- 21. Store iOS backups on local PC
- 22. linux command grants users access without actually changing their profile
- 24. a method used on Android devices for removing restrictions and protections added to mobile operating systems
- 25. command that displayes the name of the current directory
- 28. remotely lock an Android device using a passcode
- 29. a file hosting service and synchronization service operated by Microsoft
- 32. linux command is used in much the same way as ippconfig
- 35. a private network established through a public network to remote sites
Down
- 2. Contains sample of code used by viruses and malware
- 3. linux command that allows users to monitor their own processes
- 5. a method for removing restrictions and protections added to mobile operating systems, but typically on iOS devices
- 8. command that creates a directory under the current directory
- 9. a monitoring system included in computer hard disk drives to detect and report drive status acronym
- 12. a cloud service provided by Apple for iOS amd OS X devices
- 13. linux command that allows users to change their own password at the terminal
- 14. command that displays the files inside a directory
- 16. the operating system for Macintosh computers and is developed from the UNIX kernel
- 18. command that copies files from source to destination
- 19. linux command allows users to set and view their wireless settings
- 23. linux command that allows users to end the processes that they have started
- 26. a closed source Unix based operating system for smartphones and tablets made by Apple
- 27. the security credentials manager of macOS
- 30. a service in Linux and OS X for scheduling tasks to be executed at specific dates and times
- 31. command that moves files or directories
- 33. command that changes the current directory
- 34. a navigation system that determines the time and geographical location of the device by using messages from satellites in space and a receiver located on the device