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Offline Threat Handling is mandatory, not a fallback slogan
Cached policy plus local detection keep the launch gate closed when the network path is gone.
Client apps open in lifts, basements, and rural last-mile networks. A launch gate that only works online is a gate that is not there. AppDefender.dev treats Offline Threat Handling as part of the Launch Security Gate, not a later add-on.
The device keeps a signed cached policy. Native sensors still score root, jailbreak, emulator, debugger, hooking, overlay, and related classes. CryptoEngine refuses a downgrade to SHA-1 or AES-CBC unless Super Admin has marked a legacy-migration exception.
If the cached policy is missing, unsigned, or cryptoAccepted is false, the gate fails closed. Network recovery later can refresh attestation. It cannot rewrite a BLOCK that already happened.
Operators see the same actions they use online: LOG, WARN, CLOSE, or BLOCK. Isolation still holds. Sandbox traffic never writes Production policy.