Methods and systems for identifying a compromised device through its unmanaged profile
AssigneeBlackBerry Limited
InventorsChang Fung Yang, Robert Joseph Lombardi, Chi Hing Ng, Johnathan George White
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AssigneeBlackBerry Limited
InventorsChang Fung Yang, Robert Joseph Lombardi, Chi Hing Ng, Johnathan George White
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Methods and devices for determining whether a mobile device has been compromised. The mobile device has a managed portion of memory and an unmanaged portion of memory, a managed profile and an unmanaged profile, and the managed profile includes files stored in the managed portion of memory and the unmanaged profile includes files stored in the unmanaged portion of memory. The managed profile is governed by a device policy set by a remote administrator. File tree structure information for the unmanaged profile of the mobile device is obtained that details at least a portion of a tree-based structure of folders and files in the unmanaged portion of memory. It is determined from the file tree structure information that the mobile device has been compromised and, based on that determination, an action is taken.
A computer-implemented method of determining whether a mobile device has been compromised, the mobile device having an internal storage that includes a managed portion of memory and an unmanaged portion of memory, the mobile device having a managed profile and an unmanaged profile, wherein the managed profile includes files stored in the managed portion of memory and the unmanaged profile includes files stored in the unmanaged portion of memory, and wherein the managed profile is governed by a device policy set by a remote administrator, the method comprising:
A computing device comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing processor-executable instructions to determine whether a mobile device has been compromised, the mobile device having an internal storage that includes a managed portion of memory and an unmanaged portion of memory, the mobile device having a managed profile and an unmanaged profile, wherein the managed profile includes files stored in the managed portion of memory and the unmanaged profile includes files stored in the unmanaged portion of memory, and wherein the managed profile is governed by a device policy set by a remote administrator, wherein the processor-executable instructions, when executed by a processor a remote server, are to cause the processor to:
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