Which of the following parameters describe LM Hash: I - The maximum password length is 14 characters II - There are no distinctions between uppercase and lowercase III - The password is split into two

Selecting only statement II ignores the documented 14-character length limit and the 7-byte split, both of which are defining structural properties of LM Hash.

Selecting only statement I ignores the lack of case distinction and the 7-byte split, which are equally fundamental weaknesses of the LM Hash algorithm.

LAN Manager (LM) Hash enforces a maximum password length of 14 characters, padding shorter passwords with null bytes. Before hashing, all lowercase letters are converted to uppercase, eliminating case distinctions and reducing the keyspace. The 14-character password is split into two independent 7-byte halves, each hashed separately with DES, which makes brute-force attacks significantly faster because each half can be attacked independently.

Selecting I and II ignores statement III, which correctly describes how LM Hash divides the password into two 7-byte halves before applying DES encryption.