A “cookie” is a small piece of information that a website can store in a designated file on your computer. It can be used, among other things, to identify you when you log in to a website.

The FBI Atlanta Division is warning the public that cybercriminals are gaining access to email accounts by stealing cookies ...

“Cybercriminals are gaining access to email accounts,” the FBI warned this week, even when accounts are protected by ...

Cookies are small pieces of data that track your online activity used to remember preferences like logins and passwords to ...

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A data file that is stored in the user's computer by visiting a website that runs a Flash application. Officially called a "local shared object" (LSO), it functions like a regular browser cookie ...

Some features used on this website may involve a cookie being sent to your computer by a third party. For example, if you view or listen to any embedded audio or video content you may be sent ...

Hackers can now bypass the encryption brought in by Google with Chrome 127 to prevent the theft of authentication cookies.

FBI Atlanta warns that hackers are stealing browser cookies to bypass multi-factor authentication (MFA) and log into people’s ...

Cookies are small text files that can be stored on a User’s computer, tablet or mobile device (“Computer”) when you visit a website. A cookie will typically contain the name of the ...

"Cookies" are small data files that are stored on the hard drive of the computer you use to view a website. Every computer that accesses a WebMD Site is assigned a different cookie by WebMD.