What are Cookies?
Cookies are small pieces of data that websites store on your computer. Cookies are commonly used to store user session tokens so that the user avoids re-entering their login information on each page. These types of cookies are considered essential because they are required for the general operation of the website.
Cookies can also be used to track activity on the web. These are considered non-essential cookies. They are used by websites to track usage patterns in order to improve user experience. They are also used by advertisers to present users with customized ads.
What Cookies Does MITB Use?
MITB does not use any non-essential cookies. It does not send your activity to a third party.
MITB only uses the following essential cookies:
| Cookie Name | Description |
|---|---|
| sid | Cookie that stores the user session token. Without this cookie, the user would be forced to log in with every new page or action. |
| rm | Stored upon login when the "Remember Me" checkbox is checked. It allows a user to stay logged in even if the browser is restarted. |
How Can I Opt Out of Cookies?
You may opt out of all cookies (including essential cookies) on any website by disabling cookies in your browser. However, disabling cookies will prevent MITB from functioning.