AI & Machine Learning

Browser Cookies: What Are They, How Are They Used, and How Can They Be Stolen?

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Browser cookies are small data pieces used for various online functions including authentication, e-commerce, and user preferences, not solely for tracking. Session cookies, which identify a user's active session, can be stolen through various methods, allowing unauthorized access to accounts. Understanding how these cookies are stored and potentially compromised is crucial for cybersecurity awareness.

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