AdvoKoshBackup & SecurityVerified: October 2026

Hardening Chamber Privacy with SQLCipher AES-256 & Biometric Auto-Lock

How to configure 256-bit database encryption and hardware biometric authentication to protect attorney-client privilege.

Step-by-Step Instructions

1

Open Security & Authentication Settings

From the More screen, select 'Settings' > 'Security & Privacy'.

2

Enable Biometric Authentication

Toggle 'Biometric Lock (Fingerprint / Face Unlock)'. AdvoKosh interfaces with AndroidX BiometricManager enforcing BIOMETRIC_STRONG hardware security.

3

Configure Auto-Lock Inactivity Timeout

Select lock timeout duration (Immediately on App Switch, 1 Minute, 5 Minutes, or 15 Minutes).

4

Inspect SQLCipher Database Status

Review the 'Database Security Status' indicator confirming 256-bit AES-CBC full database encryption with Android Keystore backed key derivation.

5

Toggle Screen Blur / Recents Protection

Enable 'App Switcher Privacy'. AdvoKosh applies FLAG_SECURE to prevent sensitive case names and client details from showing in Android's recent apps switcher or screenshots.

Expected Outcome

Complete protection of confidential client strategies and court documents even if your phone is handed to court staff or colleagues.

Important Points & Common Pitfalls

  • Leaving screen lock unconfigured on the Android device, which prevents hardware-backed biometric authentication from activating.

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