Internet Cookies

  Internet Cookies are used to transfer data from one website to another, or across sessions on linked websites, without requiring a server computer to store enormous quantities of data. If a vast quantity of data must be stored, a cookie can simply be used to identify a certain user so that more relevant data can be sought up on a server-side database. Cookies are a crucial part of online information tracking and can be of significant use to analyzing a web page. Also, when used incorrectly they can be harmful to privacy. What are Cookies • Definition of Cookies • Origin of Cookies • The role of Cookies Types of Cookies • Session cookie • Http-only cookie • Same-site cookie • Third-party cookie • Supercookie • Persistent cookie • Secure cookie Cookie Uses • Personalization • Tracking • Session Management Ethical Issues • Selling Cookies • Tossing Attack • Cookie Capturing • Cross Site Forgery Attacks • Cross Site Scripting 10-15 page paper in Microsoft Word in APA format. 10 References min. Utilize some, or all, the talking points and references in attached document