Each of the following is a true/false statement about a tweakable block cipher (TBC). Place a checkmark next to each true statement. Group of answer choices (1)Because of its extra features, a TBC is always much slower than a regular block cipher. (2)A good TBC allows change of the key with little computational cost. (3)A good TBC allows change of the tweak with little computational cost. (4)A tweakable block cipher is a prominent part of the design of GCM. (5)Each time a new tweak is given to a TBC, the TBC behaves like a new random function. (6)Each time a new tweak is given to a TBC, the next output of the TBC is uniformly distributed.

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