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I know that in iOS, if the .sqlite is updated / read by SQL statement, then SQLCipher can be used to do encryption and decryption.
Is there any suggestion if Core Data is used instead ? The requirements are:
Thanks
If you want the SQLite to be encrypted when the device is locked only, then the on-disk encryption feature introduced in iOS 4 is your answer.
Otherwise, you may need to encrypt stuff programmatically. Cf. Core Data SQLite encryption?.
But AFAIK, there’s no built-in support of any SQLite encryption feature in Core Data.