You are to encrypt some data using the ECB, CBC, and CTR modes of operation. The permutation is p:{0,134 {0,134 defined as p(x) = (x >>> 1), ie, rotate x RIGHT 1 bit. If you need an IV use 1001. If you need a nonce use 11. If you need a padding method use 10* If you need a counter use all available space and begin at O. Do not include any IV or nonce in your output. Encrypt 1010 0101 1 by writing the output in four-bit chunks. If needed, the last chunk can be shorter than four bits. Use only the digits 0 and 1 with no added spaces or formatting. Note: Due to Canvas formatting issues, write your three blocks for each mode in the three blanks to the right of the mode name, and wrap to the next line if needed. Also, errors in earlier boxes may cause later to boxes to lose points too, so double check your answers. ECB: type your answer... type your answer... type your answer... CBC: type your answer... type your answer... type your answer... CTR: type your answer... type your answer... type your answer... You are to encrypt some data using the ECB, CBC, and CTR modes of operation. The permutation is p:{0,134 {0,134 defined as p(x) = (x >>> 1), ie, rotate x RIGHT 1 bit. If you need an IV use 1001. If you need a nonce use 11. If you need a padding method use 10* If you need a counter use all available space and begin at O. Do not include any IV or nonce in your output. Encrypt 1010 0101 1 by writing the output in four-bit chunks. If needed, the last chunk can be shorter than four bits. Use only the digits 0 and 1 with no added spaces or formatting. Note: Due to Canvas formatting issues, write your three blocks for each mode in the three blanks to the right of the mode name, and wrap to the next line if needed. Also, errors in earlier boxes may cause later to boxes to lose points too, so double check your answers. ECB: type your answer... type your answer... type your answer... CBC: type your answer... type your answer... type your answer... CTR: type your answer... type your answer... type your