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Name: David
Date: November 29, 2003 at 12:05:40 Pacific
OS: XP PRO
CPU/Ram: na
Comment:

I am working on a website, it sends the client cookies. I was looking at a cookie in wordpad and this is what I saw:
###
visits
12
192.168.1.2/
1536
794017792
34543298
2933552928
29603507
*
myflash
yes
192.168.1.2/
1536
241926144
34467861
2933752928
29603507
*
###
visits and myflash are the name of the data. The lines immediatly following (12 and yes) are the data.

What are all the other numbers for?

Thanks
David



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Name: abc123456789
Date: November 29, 2003 at 12:29:09 Pacific
Reply:

It looks to me like the
192.168.1.2
is some sort of an IP adress or something


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Response Number 2
Name: narlanthrotep
Date: November 30, 2003 at 00:09:19 Pacific
Reply:

As far as I know, the developer can store pretty much anything in the cookie. It really depends on what the site needs it for.

For example i created a web site that used a shopping cart to store the items the customer was going to purchase. I also added a bunch of other info in there as well. This was using Java and I stored an Object that contained other objects.
When you actually looked at the cookies, you would see stuff like GSBean@870987.

So the other stuff could be just about anything. One is probably some kind of seesion id, the rest is most likely just encrypted data


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