use any setuid program

hack the root password

use su

use sudo

create a user that has root uid

use capabilities

use the maintenance mode if it exists

run on a single processor/core and avoid migrations

check mutex release order

avoid coarse-grained locking

check spinlock release order

use locking as early as possible to avoid being blocked by other tasks

run on as many processors/cores as possible

increase task priority

avoid locking whenever possible

avoid fine-grained locking

RIOT

ReactOS

FreeRTOS

VxWorks

BSD Unix

Linux

Windows

MacOS

yes

no

only for network components with software

only for network components with hardware

The ART component in Android is used for graphical acceleration

The Android keystore is not accessible from the Android system

The Android APK signature verification can support several versions for signatures

Applications in Android are using multiple entry point functions

The ART component in Android is used for 3G/4G/5G support

The latest Android version uses the Fuchsia kernel

The Android kernel implements the Binder component to manage IPC

Applications in Android are mostly multithreaded

The Android boot system prevents from using a former version of the kernel

Android uses a modified Linux kernel

The Android kernel executable code can be updated only by Google

The Android kernel implements an enhanced power management subsystem suited for ARM CPU-based SoC

The Android kernel executable code can be updated only by smartphone vendors

The Android kernel implements an enhanced power management subsystem suited for battery-powered devices

The last version of the Android kernel is using ASLR

The Android kernel implements the Binder component to manage IPI

Applications in Android are using a POSIX-compliant API

TLS

SSL

TCP

UDP

FTP

HTTP

IPv4

IPv6

Javascript

Fortran

SQL

C

.NET

Java

Python

Kotlin

Rust

C#

Go

C++

Assembly language mnemonics

ADA

A hypervisor that runs a virtual machine of a different CPU type as the host CPU hardware

A hypervisor that runs without using the hypervisor instructions of the host CPU

A hypervisor that runs directly on the hardware

A hypervisor that runs on a host operating system

A hypervisor that runs a virtual machine of the same CPU type as the host CPU hardware

Android security is provided by Android applications from the Google Messaging Services

Android security is using Linux UID and GID for users

Android security for applications is using keys provided only by Google

Android security is using SELinux

Android security is using ARM Trustzone

Android security bulletins are provided by ANSSI

Android security is provided only by the Android kernel

Android security is evaluated by Common Criteria

Android security is provided only by the Android user-space

Android security bulletins are provided by Google

Android security is using Linux UID and GID for applications

Zombie

Stopped

Created

Runnable

Terminating

Waiting

Deleted

Running