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I think you're right. Once a target has shown that they have hidden something at a lower level, which only they were able to demonstrate existed, the attacker

I think you're right. Once a target has shown that they have hidden something at a lower level, which only they were able to demonstrate existed, the attacker knows the target has prepared an in-depth plausibly-deniable defense. They will therefore have no reason to trust the target's claims that "No really, that's the worst thing I have," and will have a very strong reason to doubt it.

doctor_eval 4y ago
Right? I haven't looked into how it works (I have nothing plausible to deny :-) but the web page says it's a filesystem, so I guess it's software, it has to be installed or run from somewhere, and the moment any hint of that software is discovered (browser history to the github page?), then deniability becomes less plausible. At best, using it successfully would seem to require a level of secops that is really hard to achieve.