What type of protection does the diagram below represent ? (confidentiality, data integrity, or non-repudiation)? Can the same protection be available without encryption? Explain you answers. Redraw the picture below (or describe the process) to represent a scheme which provides confidentiality and data integrity using just the key K.

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