What are “cookies?
Cookies are little files used by the Home Banking server to help us verify that we are pulling the correct account information. You must have Cookies enabled in your browser in order for you to use Home Banking. Please follow the instructions below to enable cookies on your computer. In Microsoft Internet Explorer 5, go to the Tools menu and select Internet Options. Click on the Security tab. Highlight the Internet zone and click on the custom level button. Scroll to the section labeled “Cookies”. Make sure the options “Allow cookies that are stored on your computer” and “Allow per-session cookies” are enabled and click OK twice. In Microsoft Internet Explorer 6, go to the Tools menu and select Internet Options. Click on the Privacy tab. Move the slider down to the level of “Accept all cookies” and click OK. In AOL 8.0 , go to keyword: PREFERENCES. From the organization column, click “Internet Properties (www)”. In the AOL Internet Properties window, click on the Privacy tab. Make sure
Cookies are small data structures delivered by a web-site to your hard drive. In certain cases (determined by the data in the cookie itself), the web-site will require the cookie to be returned. Cookies allow a web-site to store and reference a variety of information while the user is visiting their site. Cookies cannot gather data from your hard drive, get your Email address, or steal sensitive information. As most secured web-sites do, meBANK will deliver temporary cookies to your PC. For security reasons, while using meBANK if your browser is configured to warn you as each cookie is delivered, make sure you accept all cookies. If you deny a cookie, your session will be terminated for your protection. Suggestions: You can easily provide additional security for your meBANK transactions. Here are some important suggestions: • Take all possible precautions to keep your computer clean and free from viruses that could be used to capture password keystrokes or affect your hard drive.
Cookies are small files that are sent from the web server to the client’s computer via the client’s browser. They are then stored in the client’s computer as text files and passed back to the server. Cookies are generally used to identify users and on occasion, prepare customized Web pages for them. Cookies may remain on the client’s computer merely for the duration of the session (visit) or they may remain indefinitely. Most standard web browsers may be configured to refuse cookies. The University of Aberdeen does not use cookies extensively on its servers at present. Such cookies that are used, other than in specific projects do not contain any personal information and cannot be used to identify an individual user.
Cookies are small pieces of information sent from a web server to your computer. These cookies are placed on your computer if your browser allows for it. These allow us to personalize, customize, and quickly process and complete your shopping experience without having to continually request the same basic information from you. Cookies are not used to store any personal information such as your name, address, or payment information.
