The following figure is the Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) mode to encrypt large messages. Which of the followings statement is *correct* regarding this mode?IVm₁m₂m3C3m4C4m5C5If a message contains two identical 64-bit blocks, the corresponding ciphertext blocks are also identical.Switching the order of two cipher blocks will not cause any detectable error in the plaintext.Duplicating a cipher block will not cause any detectable error in the plaintext.Deleting a cipher block will cause some detectable error in the plaintext.m6E encrypt with secretkeyC6

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