deniability

Given the surveillance clusterfuck that's developing, deniability is becoming essential for everyone, even if they don't yet realize it.

If this guy can convincingly maintain the lie that he personally believes they work, then he has plausible deniability.

The current method of obfuscation and confusion with legal deniability would probably work better legally.

Also, such an approach would give the fiber company plausible deniability if they were ever called out for supporting NSA data collection.

In other words, what the cheated on is looking for is plausible deniability.

This is a very common political tactic that is popular because it gives plausible deniability and usually requires more than a sound-bite to refute.

But those sorts of methods require orders of magnitude less plausible deniability.

A particularly silly way to refer to yourself while maintaining the illusion of legal deniability, especially popular on certain forums devoted to recreational substances.

There's also something fundamental to the nature of dealing in information - you can send anonymous tips, or suggest something while maintaining plausible deniability.

It's quite common among my cohort, in order to provide deniability.

Finally, I'm with everyone else wondering why deniability is something the market cares about.

The key and the ciphertext in a one-time-pad are mathematically indistinguishable, so both publishing parties have plausible deniability that what they published was the key, i.e.

For most of the uses on your "Purposes" page, you don't need the deniability, only the encryption.