) One student claims to have invented a new security protocol. Given a hash function 𝐻, a symmetric encryption k

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) One student claims to have invented a new security protocol. Given a hash function 𝐻, a symmetric encryption k

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) One student claims to have invented a new security protocol.
Given a hash function 𝐻, a symmetric encryption key algorithm 𝐸,
and two secret keys 𝐾1 and 𝐾2 known only to the sender and
receiver, the sender converts a message π‘š into the message 𝑐 = 𝐸𝐾1
(π‘š βˆ— 𝐻(𝐾2 βˆ— π‘š)), where βˆ— denotes concatenation. Can this protocol
guarantee
i) confidentiality?
ii) non-repudiation?
iii) data integrity
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