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• Plausible deniability
  Generally in the context of international affairs, an event has '''plausible deniability''' when a nation can assert, with a reasonable chance that its claim will b
  875 bytes (135 words) - 23:55, 8 August 2010
• Plausible deniability/Definition
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• Plausible deniability/Related Articles
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• Covert operation/Related Articles
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• Covert operation
  ...sor remains unknown. There may be strong suspicion of the sponsor, but '''plausible deniability''' can be kept if the sponsor cannot be proven to be behind the operation.
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• Plausible deniability
  Generally in the context of international affairs, an event has '''plausible deniability''' when a nation can assert, with a reasonable chance that its claim will b
  875 bytes (135 words) - 23:55, 8 August 2010
• Telemetry intelligence
  ...if the intercept location was in a country where the host nation wanted [[plausible deniability]], or even if the intercept receivers were unmanned and clandestinely empla
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• Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
  ...ntact to the coup plotters, it is possible that Lodge, intending to have [[plausible deniability]], also did not have full information.
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• Mossad
  ...s": liaison with foreign intelligence services, non-national groups, and [[plausible deniability|plausibly deniable]] interactions with countries with which Israel has no d
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• Iran-Contra Affair
  ...mains unclear if President Reagan was aware of specific plans, if he had [[plausible deniability]], or if the effort was controlled by [[Director of Central Intelligence]]
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• Piracy
  ...ke and others ravaged Spanish shipping and ports. In an early example of [[plausible deniability]], she said of Drake, if he "shall at any time or times hereafter robbe or
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• Politics of cryptography
  ...t this doesn't work against some cryptography systems that have in-built [[plausible deniability]] like [[TrueCrypt]].
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• U.S. support to South Vietnam before Gulf of Tonkin
  ...lutely essential. Kennedy, however, had made a number of changes to create plausible deniability, only allowing limited air strikes by CIA-sponsored pilots acting as Cuban ...Vietnam was a violation of the Geneva Accords of 1954, and the U.S. wanted plausible deniability.
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• Intelligence cycle management
  ...hat its sponsor cannot be proven. One term of art is that the sponsor has "plausible deniability." In some cases, such as sabotage, the target indeed may not be aware of t
  60 KB (8,909 words) - 18:47, 3 April 2024