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…

Statement II alone is incomplete - the 14-character limit and 7-byte split are equally defining and exploitable characteristics of LM Hash.

Statement I alone is incomplete - case insensitivity and the 7-byte split are equally defining characteristics that contribute to its weakness.

All three statements are accurate properties of the LAN Manager hash algorithm - it truncates or pads passwords to exactly 14 characters, converts all characters to uppercase before processing (eliminating case distinction), and splits the result into two 7-byte chunks that are each hashed independently with DES, making brute-force attacks far easier.

Statements I and II together are still incomplete without Statement III, which describes the split that makes LM Hash especially vulnerable to parallel cracking.