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decoding cookies?

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MeanMeosh

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i have this information in a cookie stored on my computer that i want to decode... are there any resources that i can use to do that?

tia

meanmeosh
 
MS must do strange things to it (go figure).

With mozilla, your cookies.txt contains all of your cookies, in plain text (well, the values can be text, hex, decimal, boolean, whatever)

# HTTP Cookie File
# http://www.netscape.com/newsref/std/cookie_spec.html
# This is a generated file! Do not edit.
# To delete cookies, use the Cookie Manager.

[some snipping]

.advertising.com TRUE / FALSE 1201695109 ACID ee440010440062760004!
.servedby.advertising.com TRUE / FALSE 1046598276 1645581736 -15fe3,3e3a4584,,-
.advertising.com TRUE / FALSE 1203134972 BASE 0wy6ngIQUHRrzKA!
.deviantart.com TRUE / FALSE 1046544935 cusername mackstann
.deviantart.com TRUE / FALSE 1046544935 cpassword blahblahencryptedpasswordfoiwjfoijaoncnvoio
 
decoding cookies?

OMG, I was just looking at an Oreo...I'm freaked out man...there's some crazy spy sh!t going on here
 
The "code" for a cookie is made up by each website. How cookies are stored and retrieved is a W3C standard but the content of the cookie is not.

Site A = 3DQN = 3 days since last visit, quality buyer, never buys soap (French?)
Site B = 3DQN = level 3: dude is quite the nef
 
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