Input: [Cookie] Webtrends Analytics [Name] WT_FPC [More Information] More Information about Privacy at Webtrends [Purpose]

Output: This cookie is used to collect information about how visitors use our site. We use the information to compile reports and to help us improve the site. The cookie collects information in an anonymous form, including the number of visitors to the site, where visitors have come to the site from and the pages they visited. The cookie is only used for identification and does not hold visitor personal data, only an identifier. It is used confidentially only by DHL internally to improve its websites and the user experience.


Input: [Cookie] Web Tracking Cookie Adobe Site Catalyst [Name] s_cc [Purpose]

Output: This cookie has been set by the JavaScript code and read to determine whether cookies have been enabled. This cookie is a session cookie and will expire when the browser is closed.


Input: [Cookie] Web Tracking Cookie Adobe Site Catalyst [Name] s_sq [Purpose]

Output: This cookie collects information anonymously about what link the user has clicked. Its aim is to discover which links are used and which are not, in order to improve web offers. This cookie is a session cookie and will expire when the browser is closed.


Input: [Cookie] Web Tracking Cookie Adobe Site Catalyst [Name] S_vi [Purpose]

Output: This cookie is used to detect a return visitor as one and the same user and collect information on how our website is used. We use this information to develop the website further and provide users with content that is more appropriate to them. The cookie collects the above information anonymously (individual visitor ID, time / date stamp). This is a permanent cookie. This is a permanent cookie and expires after 5 years.


Input: [Cookie] Webtrends Analytics [Name] ACOOKIE [More Information] More Information about Privacy at Webtrends [Purpose]

Output: This cookie is used to collect information about how visitors use our sites and is specifically used to monitor visitors across DHL domains. For example, if a visitor arrives at our corporate site (domain is www.dhl.com) and then selects to visit a DHL country website with its own local domain (e.g. for Germany, local domain is www.dhl.de). We use the information to compile reports and to help us improve the site. The cookie collects information in an anonymous form, including the number of visitors to the site, where visitors have come to the site from and the pages they visited. The cookie is only used for identification and does not hold visitor personal data, only an identifier. It is used confidentially only by DHL internally to improve its websites and the user experience.


Input: [Cookie] Google Analytics [Name] _utma _utmb _utmz [More Information] More Information about Privacy at Google [Purpose]

Output: Certain countries also use Google Analytics for specific local purposes. These cookies are used to collect information about how visitors use our local sites. We use the information to compile reports and to help us improve local sites. The cookies collect information in an anonymous form, including the number of visitors to the local site, where visitors have come to the local site from and the pages they visited.


Input: [Cookie] MediaMind Cookies [Name] U2, ActivityInfo, TargetingInfo, Eyeblaster, A3, B4, and C4. [More Information] More Information about Privacy at MediaMind [Purpose]

Output: MediaMind cookies are created when you arrive at specific DHL campaign web pages from a DHL promotional banner, from a link contained in a campaign / promotional email, or when you have used a campaign link provided as part of an offline media advertisement. MediaMind cookies track when and where you were exposed to DHL ads online, how you engaged with those ads, and when you visited the DHL site after being exposed to those ads. The information is used to help DHL measure the performance of advertising campaigns. The information is provided as aggregated reports, so no individual user information will be viewed. It does not monitor any other browsing behavior and is used confidentially only by DHL internally.


Input: [Cookie] Flash Cookies [Name] LSO [More Information] More info about how to manage or disable Flash cookies Full info on Flash Player functionality and related Privacy settings [Purpose]

Output: Flash Cookies allow you to view Flash Player content and are independent of DHL. Flash Player default settings do not seek user's permission to store cookies on local hard disk. If you wish, you can disable flash cookies (also referred to as 'local shared objects').


Input: [Cookie] You Tube Cookies [Name] use_hitbox VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE [More Information] To find out more, please visit YouTube's embedding videos information page [Purpose]

Output: We embed videos using YouTube's privacy-enhanced mode. Some of these videos are from our official YouTube channel. This mode may set cookies on your computer once you click on the YouTube video player, but YouTube will not store personally-identifiable cookie information for playbacks of embedded videos using the privacy-enhanced mode.


Input: [Nº] 1 [Cookie name] JSESSIONID [Purpose] This session cookie, provided by IBM, identifies a user’s current interaction session. [Cookie]

Output: Session Cookie


Input: [Nº] 2 [Cookie name] WC_ACTIVEPOINTER non-secured session cookie [Purpose] This cookie contains the value of the store ID of the session. This value is used to select the store to run the command, if one is not specified on the URL. [Cookie]

Output: Store ID Session


Input: [Nº] 3 [Cookie name] WC_AUTHENTICATION_ID secured session cookie [Purpose] WebSphere Commerce uses a secure authentication cookie to manage authentication data. An authentication cookie flows only over SSL. For increased security, it has a timestamp with a signature. This cookie is used to authenticate the user over SSL-connections. [Cookie]

Output: Authentication cookie


Input: [Nº] 4 [Cookie name] WC_GENERIC_ACTIVITYDATA non-secured session cookie [Purpose] This cookie exists only if it is a generic user session. This cookie stores the session values such as store ID, language ID, and contracts. [Cookie]

Output: Generic User Cookie


Input: [Nº] 5 [Cookie name] WC_SESSION_ESTABLISHED non-secured session cookie [Purpose] This cookie is created on the first request that is processed by WebSphere Commerce run time. For example, a non-cache request. [Cookie]

Output: First Request Cookie


Input: [Nº] 6 [Cookie name] WC_PERSISTENT [Purpose] This cookie is used to persist user ID, language ID, and currency for each store ID visited in the session. Multiple sets of identifiers can exist if the user visits more than one store. [Cookie]

Output: User Data Cookie


Input: [Nº] 7 [Cookie name] WC_USERACTIVITY_ID non-secured session cookie [Purpose] This cookie is a user session cookie that flows between the browser and server over both SSL or non-SSL connection. It is used for user identification over non-SSL connections. It contains user session values such as login timeout, or session identifier. [Cookie]

Output: User Session Cookie


Input: [Nº] 8 [Cookie name] __utma, __utmb, __utmc, __utmz [Purpose] These web analytics cookies, provided by Google Inc., are used to collect information about how visitors use our site. [Cookie]

Output: Google Analytics Cookie


Input: [Nº] 9 [Cookie name] analyticsFacetAttributes, CoreID6, cmTPSet, analyticsPreCategoryAttributes, analyticsSearchTerm, *_clogin [Purpose] These web analytics cookies, provided by Google Inc., are used to collect information about how visitors use our site. We use the information to compile reports and to help us improve the site. The cookies collect information in an anonymous form, including the number of visitors to the site, where visitors have come to the site from and the pages they visited. [Cookie]

Output: Web Analytics cookies


Input: [Nº] 10 [Cookie name] searchTermHistory [Purpose] This cookie is used by WebSphere Commerce to store the search terms entered by the customers [Cookie]

Output: Search Term Cookie


Input: [Nº] 11 [Cookie name] priceMode [Purpose] This cookie is used to remember if the prices showed in the stores are indexed or calculated. [Cookie]

Output: Price Cookie


Input: [Nº] 12 [Cookie name] __atuvc [Purpose] This cookie is used by AddThis Button to enable you to share content through social networking sites [Cookie]

Output: AddThis Cookie


Input: [Nº] 13 [Cookie name] IPE111524 [Purpose] This cookie is generated by the content contentFooterMktLinks, for www.iperceptions.com [Cookie]

Output: IPerceptions cookie


Input: [Nº] 14 [Purpose] Cookie used by Google Adwords functionality. It uses the same as Google Analytics. __utma, __utmb, __utmc, __utmz Information about the types of cookies used by Google can be found here - https://www.google.com/policies/technologies/types/ [Cookie]

Output: Google Adwords


Input: [Nº] 15 [Cookie name] aw1923 [Purpose] This provides information to the Affiliate Window network to identify website users who have used an affiliate link to make a visit to the website. Information about the types of cookies used by Affiliate Window can be found here - http://blog.affiliatewindow.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/ [Cookie]

Output: Affiliate Windows


Input: [Nº] 16 [Cookie name] _vwo_uuid _vis_opt_s _vis_opt_test_cookie _vis_opt_exp_5_combi [Purpose] This is used to test design aspects of the website and anonymously monitor how our customers use the new designs. Information about the types of cookies used by VWO.com can be found here https://vwo.com/oldappkb/ [Cookie]

Output: Visual Website Optimizer


Input: [Nº] 17 [Cookie name] C4ATBCookie_ [Purpose] This is to enable our chat communication popup with our customer services department. Information about the types of cookies used by Click4Assistance can be found here - http://www.click4assistance.co.uk/LiveChatSoftwareUK/ [Cookie]

Output: Click4Assistance


Input: [Nº] 18 [Cookie name] _clogin [Purpose] This enables us to improve customer engagement with the website and provide customer services and website feedback. Information about the types of cookies used by VE Interactive can be found here http://www.veinteractive.com/legal-policies/cookies [Cookie]

Output: Ve Interactive


Input: [Nº] 19 [Cookie name] cyracle5377 NSC_TTM [Purpose] These web analytics cookies, provided by IBM Inc., are used to collect information about how visitors use our site. We use the information to compile reports and to help us improve the site. The cookies collect information in an anonymous form, including the number of visitors to the site, where visitors have come to the site from and the pages they visited. Information about the types of cookies used by IBM can be found here https://www-304.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSZLC2_7.0.0 [Cookie]

Output: Core Metrics


Input: [Cookie name] _utma [Expires after] 2 years [Description of cookie]

Output: This keeps track of the number of times a visitor has been to the site, when their first visit was, and when their last visit occurred


Input: [Cookie name] _utmb [Expires after] 30 minutes [Description of cookie]

Output: A timestamp of the exact moment in time when a visitor enters the site


Input: [Cookie name] _utmc [Expires after] End of session [Description of cookie]

Output: A timestamp of the exact moment in time when a visitor leaves the site - having waited 30 minutes for another pageview to happen, and if it doesn't, it expires


Input: [Cookie name] _utmz [Expires after] 6 months [Description of cookie]

Output: This keeps track of where the visitor came from, what search engine was used, what link was clicked on, what keywords used, and where in the world the site was accessed from


Input: [Cookie name] jsscart [Expires after] 1 hour [Description of cookie]

Output: This keeps a track of what you have added to your shopping basket


Input: [Cookie name] jsshash [Expires after] 1 hour [Description of cookie]

Output: This is your unique session ID when you visit the site


Input: [Cookie name] PHPSESSID [Expires after] Not Set [Description of cookie]

Output: This is a temporary session ID which is only valid for the time that you are on the site. When you close your browser, this cookie is expunged


Input: [Cookie] AddThis [Business] Analytics Provider [Cookie name] psc uit uid dt di uvc xtc [Purpose]

Output: The AddThis cookie is connected to WPP's corporate reports, and is associated with the 'share this page' function, where a user can email a link from a report to their friends. Click here to learn how to reject or delete the AddThis cookie.


Input: [Cookie] pdfmyurl [Business] PDF file generation [Cookie name] PREFID [Purpose]

Output: Used to create PDF version of page for printing or saving Click here to learn how to reject or delete the AppNexus cookie.


Input: [Cookie] Content mangement system [Business] CMS [Cookie name] has_js SESS [Purpose]

Output: has_js cookies informs the content mangement system whether you have javascript enabled in your browser settings. It can deliver content in a suitable way depending on your settings. It expires when you close the browser. SESS cookis sets a unique session id. It can be useed for remembering a given name if you post a comment for example. It expires when you close the browser.


Input: [Cookie] PHP session cookie [Business] session cookie [Cookie name] PHPSESSID [Purpose]

Output: The PHPSESSID cookie is native to PHP and enables websites to store serialised state data. On the Action website it is used to establish a user session and to pass state data via a temporary cookie, which is commonly referred to as a session cookie. As the PHPSESSID cookie has no timed expiry, it disappears when the client is closed.


Input: [Cookie] Google [Business] Ad Network, Publisher, Google map [Cookie name] NID PREF __utmb __utmc __utmz __utma [Purpose]

Output: NID and PREF are used by Google to store user preference and information when viewing pages with Google maps. __utmb, __utmc, __utmz, and __utma cookies allow us to count page visits and traffic sources so we can measure and improve the performance of our site. Google stores the information collected by the cookie on servers in the United States. Google may also transfer this information to third parties where required to do so by law, or where such third parties process the information on Google's behalf. Google will not associate your IP address with any other data held by Google. Click here to learn how to reject or delete the Google cookies.


Input: [Cookie] Flickr [Business] Flickr [Cookie name] BX [Purpose]

Output: This cookie is set by Flickr When embeded Flickr content is viewed within the website


Input: [Cookie] YouTube [Business] Publisher [Cookie name] VISITOR_INFO1 _LIVE soundData.sol [Purpose]

Output: cohnwolfe.com contains YouTube videos. These videos do not set cookies automatically, but if you play the video then you may have cookies set by YouTube placed on your computer. Click here to read more about YouTube's cookie policy.


Input: [Cookie Name] currency_V6 [Purpose]

Output: This is used to remember what currency the user has chosen.


Input: [Cookie Name] cookieNoticeSeen [Purpose]

Output: This is used to remember that you've seen our cookie policy message.


Input: [Cookie Name] locale_V6 [Purpose]

Output: This is used to remember what language the user is viewing the website in.


Input: [Cookie Name] ElysiumBaskethutint_V6 [Purpose]

Output: This is used to access what the user has already put in their basket in that session or a previous visit.


Input: [Cookie Name] NSC_[followed by name of relevant server] [Purpose]

Output: This acts as a load balancer between the various servers we use on our website i.e. it ensures the user's interaction with the website is uninterrupted when the user transfers across servers.


Input: [Cookie Name] _EDOFC_V6 [Purpose]

Output: This is used to store information relating to the contents of the user's basket.


Input: [Cookie Name] currencyset [Purpose]

Output: This is used when users from Europe are redirected to the site with Euros automatically set as their currency. This is done through the load balancer.


Input: [Cookie Name] VisitorId_hutint_V6 [Purpose]

Output: This is used to access the user's details during a session or from a previous visit.


Input: [Cookie Name] JSESSIONID [Purpose]

Output: This is used for the purposes of session management in our application server.


Input: [Name of cookie] _utma [Expiry] 2 years [Description] This cookie (which is part of Google analytics) keeps track of the number of times a visitor has been to the site pertaining to the cookie, when their first visit was, and when their last visit occurred. [Cookie Variant]

Output: Persistent cookie, Third party cookie


Input: [Name of cookie] _utmb [Expiry] 30 minutes of inactivity [Description] Used to create a timestamp of the exact moment in time when a visitor enters a site. This cookie is part of Google analytics in conjunction with the _utmc cookie. [Cookie Variant]

Output: Persistent cookie, Third party cookie


Input: [Name of cookie] _utmc [Expiry] When you close the browser [Description] Used to create a timestamp of the exact moment in time when a visitor leaves a site. This cookie is part of Google analytics in conjunction with the _utmb cookie. [Cookie Variant]

Output: Temporary cookie, Third party cookie


Input: [Name of cookie] _utmz [Expiry] 6 months [Description] _utmz keeps track of where the visitor came from, what search engine the visitor used, what link the visitor clicked on, what keyword the visitor used, and where they were in the world when the user accessed the website. This cookie is part of Google analytics. [Cookie Variant]

Output: Persistent cookie, Third party cookie


Input: [Name of cookie] da_sid [Expiry] When you close the browser [Description] da_sid is used to remember and identify visitors. This cookie is part of Decibel Insight’s cookie set. [Cookie Variant]

Output: Temporary cookie, Third party cookie


Input: [Name of cookie] da_lid [Expiry] 24 months [Description] da_lid is used to remember and identify visitors. This cookie is part of Decibel Insight’s cookie set. [Cookie Variant]

Output: Persistent cookie, Third party cookie


Input: [Name of cookie] Vimeo cookies; various [Expiry] Varies [Description] We use Vimeo to play back video content. Vimeo use a collection of cookies in order to personalise the video player. See http://vimeo.com/cookie_list for the full list of Vimeo cookies that may be present. [Cookie Variant]

Output: Various cookies, Third party cookies


Input: [Name of cookie] livepass.conviva.com & gwXXX.lphbs.com [Expiry] When you close the browser [Description] Used to gauge streaming video quality and report results back to content providers, relates to Vimeo video content. [Cookie Variant]

Output: Temporary cookie, Third party cookie


Input: [Type of cookie] Google Analytics [Cookie name] _utma [What is it for?] Automatically set when visiting any of our pages. Enables the use of the Google Analytics web statistics service.

Output: For two years from when it is set

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Input: [Type of cookie] Google Analytics [Cookie name] _utmb [What is it for?] Automatically set when visiting any of our pages. Enables the use of the Google Analytics web statistics service.

Output: For 30 minutes after your last activity on the site

DMS Agency | Charitable Direct Marketing Specialists


Input: [Type of cookie] Google Analytics [Cookie name] _utmc [What is it for?] Automatically set when visiting any of our pages. Enables the use of the Google Analytics web statistics service.

Output: When you close your browser

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Input: [Type of cookie] Google Analytics [Cookie name] _utmz [What is it for?] Automatically set when visiting any of our pages. Enables the use of the Google Analytics web statistics service.

Output: For six months from when it is set

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Input: [Type of cookie] Google Cookie [Cookie name] _ga [What is it for?] Automatically set when visiting any of our pages. Enables the use of the Google Analytics web statistics service.

Output: 2 years after last visit to the website.

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Input: [Type of cookie] Google Cookie [Cookie name] _gat [What is it for?] Automatically set when visiting any of our pages. Enables the use of the Google Analytics web statistics service.

Output: 30 minutes since last activity .

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Input: [Type of cookie] DMS Cookie [Cookie name] jd_cookie_121409 [What is it for?] Agreeing that you accept the cookies set on this site.

Output: For three months from when it is set

DMS Agency | Charitable Direct Marketing Specialists


Input: [Cookie name] Adtech [More Information] Adtech Cookie opt-out [Purpose]

Output: Adtech is EMAP's online ad server used for serving and tracking advertisements across the EMAP websites

Materials Recycling World (MRW): Privacy & Cookie Policy


Input: [Cookie name] Webtrends WT.FPC [More Information] WebTrends Privacy Policy [Purpose]

Output: WebTrends uses a cookie to track the number of unique users of this website. It basically tells us whether the website has a small number of regular visitors or a large number of infrequent visitors. The cookie only relates to what goes on in this website

Materials Recycling World (MRW): Privacy & Cookie Policy


Input: [Cookie name] Google Analytics _utma _utmb _utmc _utmz [More Information] Google Analytics Privacy Policy [Purpose]

Output: These cookies are used to collect information about how visitors use our site. We use the information to compile reports and to help us improve the site. The cookies collect information in an anonymous form, including the number of visitors to the site, where visitors have come to the site from and the pages they visited.

Materials Recycling World (MRW): Privacy & Cookie Policy


Input: [Cookie name] comScore [More Information] comScore Privacy Policy [Purpose]

Output: Comscore help us to provide online surveys and video content through our Site. Comscore use cookies so that they can provide anonymous statistics on the interaction of users with these online surveys or video content.

Materials Recycling World (MRW): Privacy & Cookie Policy


Input: [Cookie name] AddThis [More Information] AddThis opt-out [Purpose]

Output: AddThis helps us to integrate social media sharing tools into our website such as facebook or twitter and to measure the effectiveness of these sharing tools

Materials Recycling World (MRW): Privacy & Cookie Policy


Input: [Cookie name] DoubleClick (Google) [More Information] Google Privacy Policy [Purpose]

Output: Doubleclick use a cookie when they serve advertisements in order that they can deliver reports on the effectiveness of these advertisements on our Site. The cookie records what advertisements the user has seen and how often

Materials Recycling World (MRW): Privacy & Cookie Policy


Input: [Cookie name] Optify _opt_gvi [More Information] Optify Privacy Policy [Purpose]

Output: Optify collects information about End User activity on the Site, including a unique Optify Customer ID, the End User’s IP address, the URL of the “referring” Web page (i.e., the page viewed by the End User prior to visiting the tracked page on your Site), the title and URL of tracked pages on the Site, and information about pages visited and actions taken. The Javascript code makes a “call” to our Software Services where, relying on third party service providers, we use the IP address to identify company name and approximate geographical location for the End User.

Materials Recycling World (MRW): Privacy & Cookie Policy


Input: [Cookie Name] ath_Idom [Duration] 5 years [Domain] .athensams.net [Purpose]

Output: For OpenAthens customers, this contains the organisation number of the user’s selected home organisation.


Input: [Cookie Name] ath_ltoken [Duration] End of session [Domain] .athensams.net [Purpose]

Output: Opaque session identifier, denoting that a user has a valid session in OpenAthens MD


Input: [Cookie Name] ath_username [Duration] End of session [Domain] .athensams.net [Purpose]

Output: Logged in username


Input: [Cookie Name] ath_da [Duration] End of session [Domain] .athensams.net [Purpose]

Output: A numerical value representing the type of login


Input: [Cookie Name] MyAthensCt [Duration] End of session [Domain] .athensams.net [Purpose]

Output: Opaque session identifier, denoting that a user has a valid session in MyAthens


Input: [Cookie Name] ath_tbactive [Duration] End of session [Domain] .athensams.net [Purpose]

Output: Set if user has the Athens toolbar


Input: [Name(s)] _utma _utmb _utmc [Purpose] These cookies are used in non-identifying usgage tracking on the VLE Service website [More information] http://www.google.com/privacypolicy.html [Cookie]

Output: Google Analytics


Input: [Name(s)] JSESSION [Purpose] Used for session tracking. It keeps the information about the current user session so that the user does not need to identify themselves repeatedly. Nobody else can identify the user using this cookie. This is used by the tomcat webserver [More information] http://www.blackboard.com/privacy/ [Cookie]

Output: Session id tracking


Input: [Name(s)] Session_id [Purpose] Stores the session ID for non-secure requests [More information] http://www.blackboard.com/privacy/ [Cookie]

Output: Session Id tracking


Input: [Name(s)] S_session_id [Purpose] Stores the session ID for secure requests [More information] http://www.blackboard.com/privacy/ [Cookie]

Output: Session Id tracking


Input: [Name(s)] Blackboard.personal.style.high.contrast [Purpose] Used to track whether the current session should be displayed using the high contrast option [More information] http://www.blackboard.com/privacy/ [Cookie]

Output: Accessibility


Input: [Name(s)] Guest.session.locale [Purpose] Used to store the locale information for someone logged in as a guest [More information] http://www.blackboard.com/privacy/ [Cookie]

Output: Local


Input: [Name(s)] MTMCookie [Purpose] Used by the SCORM player to track if cookies can be used [More information] http://www.blackboard.com/privacy/ [Cookie]

Output: SCORM player


Input: [Name(s)] *_selnd,tree_* [Purpose] Used by the tree viewer javascript to store node information (selected, expanded etc) [More information] http://www.blackboard.com/privacy/ [Cookie]

Output: Tree Viewer


Input: [Name(s)] Clp_nav_menuarea_* [Purpose] Used by outcomes to track navigation and menu selections [More information] http://www.blackboard.com/privacy/ [Cookie]

Output: Outcomes navigation


Input: [Name(s)] Cookies_enabled [Purpose] A test cookie to make sure the browser has cookies enabled [More information] http://www.blackboard.com/privacy/ [Cookie]

Output: Test cookie


Input: [Name(s)] Xythosdrive [Purpose] Used for detecting if BbDrive is installed on the local computer [More information] http://www.blackboard.com/privacy/ [Cookie]

Output: BBDrive


Input: [Name(s)] Cookie_consent_accepted [Purpose] This cookie tells the server that the user has already given the consent for storing cookies so the user will no longer be asked for consent when logging in. It contains no user identifying data. [More information] http://www.blackboard.com/privacy/ [Cookie]

Output: Cookie consent confirmation


Input: [Name(s)] mjx.menu [Purpose] Storesmenu settings for MathJax component [Cookie]

Output: MathJax


Input: [Token] 8BITMIME [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC1652 [SMTP server] Most [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for 8 bit encoded (rather than 7 bit) mail message contents, through the optional addition of a parameter to the MAIL command

ESMTP Keywords and Verbs (commands) Defined - Fluffy the SMTPGuardDog - spam and virus filter for SMTP servers


Input: [Token] ATRN [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC2645 [SMTP server] Some [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the ATRN verb. Only valid in an on-demand SMTP server running on port 366

ESMTP Keywords and Verbs (commands) Defined - Fluffy the SMTPGuardDog - spam and virus filter for SMTP servers


Input: [Token] ATRN [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2645 [SMTP server] Some [Comments]

Output: Operates as an authorised TURN equivalent for SMTP servers with a dynamic IP address

ESMTP Keywords and Verbs (commands) Defined - Fluffy the SMTPGuardDog - spam and virus filter for SMTP servers


Input: [Token] AUTH [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC2554 [SMTP server] Most [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the AUTH verb

ESMTP Keywords and Verbs (commands) Defined - Fluffy the SMTPGuardDog - spam and virus filter for SMTP servers


Input: [Token] AUTH [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2554 [SMTP server] Most [Comments]

Output: Authentication. If accepted challenge/response pairs are sent 1 or more times

ESMTP Keywords and Verbs (commands) Defined - Fluffy the SMTPGuardDog - spam and virus filter for SMTP servers


Input: [Token] AUTH= [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC2554 [SMTP server] Some [Comments]

Output: This keyword is not valid, but seems to indicate support for the AUTH parameter with the MAIL verb. That support should be indicated with the AUTH keyword

ESMTP Keywords and Verbs (commands) Defined - Fluffy the SMTPGuardDog - spam and virus filter for SMTP servers


Input: [Token] BDAT [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC3030 [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server [Comments]

Output: Should only be used if the CHUNKING keyword is sent. Like the DATA command, but if accepted data of a length specified in BDAT follows. No need for a terminator. Can be multiple chunks - the last BDAT command comes with a LAST parameter. Cannot mix BDAT and DATA

ESMTP Keywords and Verbs (commands) Defined - Fluffy the SMTPGuardDog - spam and virus filter for SMTP servers


Input: [Token] BINARYMIME [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC3030 [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for binary encoded (rather than 7 bit) mail message contents, through the optional addition of a parameter to the MAIL command.

ESMTP Keywords and Verbs (commands) Defined - Fluffy the SMTPGuardDog - spam and virus filter for SMTP servers


Input: [Token] CHECKPOINT [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC1845 [SMTP server] Some [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for restarting an interrupted SMTP conversation by adding an optional parameter to the MAIL command

ESMTP Keywords and Verbs (commands) Defined - Fluffy the SMTPGuardDog - spam and virus filter for SMTP servers


Input: [Token] CHUNKING [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC3030 [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the BDAT command

ESMTP Keywords and Verbs (commands) Defined - Fluffy the SMTPGuardDog - spam and virus filter for SMTP servers


Input: [Token] CONNEG [Type] Keyword [Reference] SMTP and MIME Extensions For Content Conversion [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the CONNEG parameter to the RCPT-TO command

ESMTP Keywords and Verbs (commands) Defined - Fluffy the SMTPGuardDog - spam and virus filter for SMTP servers


Input: [Token] CONPERM [Type] Keyword [Reference] SMTP and MIME Extensions For Content Conversion [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the CONPERM paramter for the MAIL FROM command

ESMTP Keywords and Verbs (commands) Defined - Fluffy the SMTPGuardDog - spam and virus filter for SMTP servers


Input: [Token] DATA [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Required [Comments]

Output: If accepted, means that subsequent text makes up a mail message, until a terminator (CR LF . CR LF) is received

ESMTP Keywords and Verbs (commands) Defined - Fluffy the SMTPGuardDog - spam and virus filter for SMTP servers


Input: [Token] DEBUG [Type] Verb [SMTP server] Sendmail,Zmailer [Comments]

Output: If accepted, puts receiving SMTP server into debug mode

ESMTP Keywords and Verbs (commands) Defined - Fluffy the SMTPGuardDog - spam and virus filter for SMTP servers


Input: [Token] DELIVERBY [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC2852 [SMTP server] Most [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for not delivering mail after a designated time. Comes with reporting paramters and adds an optional parameter to the MAIL command

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Input: [Token] DSN [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC1891 [SMTP server] Most [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for Delivery Status Notification by adding optional parameters to the MAIL and RCPT command

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Input: [Token] EHLO [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] CommuniGate Pro [Comments]

Output: Some faulty SMTP servers will incorrectly list EHLO as a keyword

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Input: [Token] EHLO [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC1869 [SMTP server] Most [Comments]

Output: Alternative to HELO. Returns list of keywords identifying SMTP extensions supported by receiving SMTP server

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Input: [Token] EMAL [Type] Verb [Reference] IETF Archives [SMTP server] Zmailer [Comments]

Output: Start of EMAL FROM: Like MAIL except planned to indicate (or allow) 8 bit support for the data contents

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Input: [Token] ESAM [Type] Verb [Reference] IETF Archives [SMTP server] Zmailer [Comments]

Output: Start of ESAM FROM: Like SAML except planned to indicate (or allow) 8 bit support for the data contents

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Input: [Token] ESND [Type] Verb [Reference] IETF Archives [SMTP server] Zmailer [Comments]

Output: Start of ESND FROM: Like SEND except planned to indicate (or allow) 8 bit support for the data contents

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Input: [Token] ESOM [Type] Verb [Reference] IETF Archives [SMTP server] Zmailer [Comments]

Output: Start of ESOM FROM: Like SOML except planned to indicate (or allow) 8 bit support for the data contents

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Input: [Token] ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC2034 [SMTP server] Most [Comments]

Output: Indicates responses will include an enhanced status code

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Input: [Token] ENHANGEDSTATUSCODES [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC2034 [SMTP server] Zmailer - Obsolete [Comments]

Output: A typo for enhanCed. Indicates responses will include an enhanced status code

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Input: [Token] ETRN [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC1985 [SMTP server] Some [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the ETRN verb

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Input: [Token] ETRN [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC1985 [SMTP server] Some [Comments]

Output: Requests the local SMTP server to initiate delivery of mail to the external SMTP server on a separate SMTP connection

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Input: [Token] EVFY [Type] Verb [Reference] IETF Archives [SMTP server] Zmailer [Comments]

Output: Planned to return whether an address is likely to accept 8 bit messages

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Input: [Token] EXDATA [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Courier [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the EXDATA parameter with the MAIL FROM command

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Input: [Token] EXPN [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Many [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the EXPN verb

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Input: [Token] EXPN [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Many [Comments]

Output: Expand a mailing list address into individual recipients. Often disabled to prevent use by spammers

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Input: [Token] HELO [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Required [Comments]

Output: Should be the first command is an SMTP conversation. Identifies sending SMTP server

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Input: [Token] HELP [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Many [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the HELP verb

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Input: [Token] HELP [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Many [Comments]

Output: Returns help message

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Input: [Token] IDENT [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC1431 [SMTP server] Zmailer [Comments]

Output: Returns the response from an IDENT query (preusmably on your own connection)

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Input: [Token] LANG [Type] Keyword [Reference] SMTP Language Extension [Comments]

Output: Specify language for response messages

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Input: [Token] LANGUAGE [Type] Keyword [Reference] SMTP Language Extension [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the LANG verb

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Input: [Token] MAIL [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Required [Comments]

Output: Start of MAIL FROM: Identifies sender of mail message. May be forged. May not correspond to the From: line in a mail message. Should be added in Return Path header. Address to send any undeliverable notifications (bounces)

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Input: [Token] NOOP [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Required [Comments]

Output: NO OPeration. Does nothing but keeps the connection active and can help synchronise commands and responses.

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Input: [Token] OK [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server [Comments]

Output: Some faulty SMTP servers will incorrectly list this as a keyword

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Input: [Token] ONEX [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Sendmail - Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the ONEX verb

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Input: [Token] ONEX [Type] Verb [SMTP server] Sendmail - Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Indicates that only one mail message is coming in this connection - stops Sendmail from forking a new process (supposed to make it more efficient)

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Input: [Token] PIPELINING [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC2920 [SMTP server] Most [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for a command stream without waiting for a response to each command. The receiving server is supposed to batch responses. Streaming is supposed to stop with a command that can change the state of the receiving SMTP server (such as the DATA command)

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Input: [Token] QUIT [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Required [Comments]

Output: Disconnects

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Input: [Token] RCPT [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Required [Comments]

Output: Start of RCPT TO: Identifies recipient of mail message.

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Input: [Token] READY [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] FTGate [Comments]

Output: Some faulty SMTP servers will incorrectly list this as a keyword

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Input: [Token] RSET [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Required [Comments]

Output: Resets the server state

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Input: [Token] SAML [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the SAML verb

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Input: [Token] SAML [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Start of SAML FROM: Like MAIL except supposed to also display the message on the recipients computer (early form of instant messaging)

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Input: [Token] SOML [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the SOML verb

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Input: [Token] SOML [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Start of SAML FROM: Like MAIL except supposed to either mail the message OR display the message on the recipients computer (early form of instant messaging)

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Input: [Token] SEND [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the SEND verb

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Input: [Token] SEND [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Start of SEND FROM: Like MAIL except supposed to display the message on the recipients computer (early form of instant messaging)

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Input: [Token] SIZE [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC1870 [SMTP server] Most [Comments]

Output: Indicates the maximum size of messages that will be accepted, and indicates support for message sizes to be included as a parameter with the MAIL verb

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Input: [Token] QUEU [Type] Verb [SMTP server] IBM VM SMTP [Comments]

Output: Returns mail delivery queue information

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Input: [Token] RELAY [Type] Keyword [Reference] Draft RFC 2476 [SMTP server] PMDF - Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Part of a draft which was dropped in the final version

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Input: [Token] STARTTLS [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC2487 [SMTP server] Some [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the STARTTLS verb.

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Input: [Token] STARTTLS [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2487 [SMTP server] Some [Comments]

Output: Triggers start of TLS negotiation for secure SMTP conversation. If successful, resets state to before EHLO command sent

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Input: [Token] SUBMITTER [Type] Keyword [Reference] Responsible Submitter of an E-mail Message [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the SUBMITTER Parameter of the MAIL command

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Input: [Token] TETHYS [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] FTGate [Comments]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [Token] TICK [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] PMDF - Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the TICK verb. There were only ever used in BSMTP (Batch SMTP).

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Input: [Token] TICK [Type] Verb [SMTP server] IBM VM SMTP, PMDF - Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Returns a ticket number for BSMTP

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Input: [Token] TIME [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Mercury [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the TIME verb.td>

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Input: [Token] TIME [Type] Verb [SMTP server] Mercury [Comments]

Output: Returns the date and time of the receiving mail server

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Input: [Token] TLS [Type] Keyword [Reference] Draft of RFC2487 [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server - Onsolete [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the TLS verb.

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Input: [Token] TLS [Type] Verb [Reference] Draft of RFC2487 [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server - Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Triggers start of TLS negotiation for secure SMTP conversation. If successful, resets state to before EHLO command sent

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Input: [Token] TURN [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Obsolete [Comments]

Output: If accepted swaps the sending/receveing roles of the external/local SMTP servers. Not recommended due to lack of authentication

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Input: [Token] TURNME [Type] Verb [SMTP server] Zmailer - Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Equivalent to ETRN

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Input: [Token] VERB [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Sendmail [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the VERB verb

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Input: [Token] VERB [Type] Verb [SMTP server] Sendmail [Comments]

Output: Enableds verbose (detailed) responses

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Input: [Token] VRFY [Type] Verb [Reference] RFC2821 [SMTP server] Required [Comments]

Output: Returns whether specified email address is a valid recipient. Often disabled to prevent spammers testing a dictionary list of names to build up a list of valid recipients.

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Input: [Token] WITHELD [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] FTGate [Comments]

Output: Unknown - possibly indicates the host name is supressed?

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Input: [Token] X-ADAT [Type] Keyword [Reference] ESMTP Service Extension for Filtering Gateways [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the X-ADAT verb

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Input: [Token] X-ADAT [Type] Verb [Reference] ESMTP Service Extension for Filtering Gateways [Comments]

Output: Allows sending of mail message before specifying recipients

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Input: [Token] X-DRCP [Type] Verb [Reference] ESMTP Service Extension for Filtering Gateways [Comments]

Output: Start of X-DRCPT TO: Allows deferred specifying recipients following use of X-ADAT

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Input: [Token] X-ERCP [Type] Verb [Reference] ESMTP Service Extension for Filtering Gateways [Comments]

Output: Specifies end of recipients following use of X-DRCP

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Input: [Token] X-EXPS [Type] Keyword [Reference] Microsoft [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the X-EXPS verb

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Input: [Token] X-EXPS [Type] Verb [Reference] Microsoft [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server [Comments]

Output: Microsoft version of AUTH. Seems to work the same way. If accepted challenge/response pairs are sent 1 or more times.

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Input: [Token] X=EXPS= [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server [Comments]

Output: This seems to indicate support for the X-EXPS parameter with the MAIL verb.

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Input: [Token] X-LINK2STATE [Type] Keyword [Reference] Microsoft [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the X-LINK2STATE verb

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Input: [Token] X-LINK2STATE [Type] Verb [Reference] Microsoft [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server [Comments]

Output: Exchange of routing information. Supposedly generates one response

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Input: [Token] X-RCPTLIMIT [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Zmailer [Comments]

Output: Parameter follows indicates maximum number of recipients per mail message

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Input: [Token] X-TURNME [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Zmailer - Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the TURNME verb

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Input: [Token] XADR [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] PMDF [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the XADR verb

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Input: [Token] XADR [Type] Verb [SMTP server] PMDF [Comments]

Output: Returns information about how an address is routed internally by PMDF as well as general channel information

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Input: [Token] XAUD [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] NT Mail [Comments]

Output: I'm guessing this is an audit ID reporting licence number and version

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Input: [Token] XAUTH [Type] Keyword [Reference] Microsoft bug report [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server 5.0 [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the XAUTH verb

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Input: [Token] XAUTH [Type] Verb [Reference] Microsoft bug report [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server 5.0 [Comments]

Output: Authentication. If accepted challenge/response pairs are sent 1 or more times.

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Input: [Token] XBDATA [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Mailbeamer [Comments]

Output: Details are unknown.

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Input: [Token] XCIR [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] PMDF [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the XCIR verb

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Input: [Token] XCIR [Type] Verb [SMTP server] PMDF [Comments]

Output: Returns PMDF circuit check information

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Input: [Token] XDATASIZE [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] LSMTP [Comments]

Output: I'm guessing it's an obsolete form of XLSMTP-DATASIZE

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Input: [Token] XDSN [Type] Keyword [Reference] RFC1891 [SMTP server] Zmailer,Sendmail [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for Delivery Status Notification by adding optional parameters to the MAIL and RCPT command

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Input: [Token] XEXCH50 [Type] Keyword [Reference] Microsoft [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the XEXCH50 verb

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Input: [Token] XEXCH50 [Type] Verb [Reference] Microsoft [SMTP server] Microsoft Exchange Server [Comments]

Output: Allows transfer of binary data with Exchange specific recipient information (eg plain text only versus MIME, etc). If accepted, receiver SMTP servers sends 354 Send Binary data and sending SMTP server sends the number of bytes as the first parameter on the XEXCH50 command. Once these bytes are sent, the receiving SMTP server sends an acknowledgement

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Input: [Token] XGEN [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] PMDF [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the XGEN verb

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Input: [Token] XGEN [Type] Verb [SMTP server] PMDF [Comments]

Output: Returns status information about whether a compiled configuration and compiled character set are in use

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Input: [Token] XLICENSE [Type] Verb [SMTP server] LSMTP [Comments]

Output: Returns license information

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Input: [Token] XLSMTP-ACKRCPT [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] LSMTP [Comments]

Output: I'm guessing it's linked with L-Soft's LISTSERV programme. There are probably associated keywords. Details are unknown.

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Input: [Token] XLSMTP-DATASIZE [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] LSMTP [Comments]

Output: I'm guessing it's linked with L-Soft's LISTSERV programme. There are probably associated keywords. Details are unknown.

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Input: [Token] XLSMTP-MMERGE [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] LSMTP [Comments]

Output: I'm guessing it's linked with L-Soft's LISTSERV programme and mail merge. There are probably associated keywords. Details are unknown.

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Input: [Token] XMBEAM30 [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Mailbeamer [Comments]

Output: I'm guessing this simply identifies the software and version running. Details are unknown.

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Input: [Token] XONE [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Sendmail - Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the ONEX verb

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Input: [Token] XQUE [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Sendmail - Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the XQUE

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Input: [Token] XQUE [Type] Verb [SMTP server] Sendmail - Obsolete [Comments]

Output: I'm guessing this is equivalent to ETRN

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Input: [Token] XREMOTEQUEUE [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Netscape Mail server [Comments]

Output: I'm guessing it indicates support for the XREMOTEQUEUE verb, to implement another version of the TURN command. Details are unknown.

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Input: [Token] XSBEAM30 [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Mailbeamer [Comments]

Output: I'm guessing this simply identifies the software and version running. Details are unknown.

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Input: [Token] XSECURITY [Type] Keyword [Reference] SECURITY SMTP Service Extension [SMTP server] Courier [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the SECURITY parameter with the MAIL verb. This allows for specifying the secruity level for delivering mail.

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Input: [Token] XSTA [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] PMDF [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the XSTA verb

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Input: [Token] XSTA [Type] Verb [SMTP server] PMDF [Comments]

Output: Returns status information about the number of messages processed and currently in the PMDF channel queues

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Input: [Token] XTRN [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] SLMail [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the XTRN verb

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Input: [Token] XTRN [Type] Verb [SMTP server] SLMail [Comments]

Output: I believe this is equivalent to ETRN

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Input: [Token] XUSR [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Sendmail - Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the XUSR verb

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Input: [Token] XUSR [Type] Verb [SMTP server] Sendmail - Obsolete [Comments]

Output: Indicates that the submitted mail is coming directly from the user, and not relayed from another SMTP server

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Input: [Token] XVERP [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Qmail,Postfix,Courier [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the XVERP parameter with the MAIL verb. This allows for automatic inclusion of the intended recipients address in the MAIL FROM address, so that bounces clearly show the address of the intended recipient.

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Input: [Token] XVRB [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] Sendmail [Comments]

Output: Indicates support for the VERB verb

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Input: [Token] XXWALL30 [Type] Keyword [SMTP server] XWall [Comments]

Output: I'm guessing this simply identifies the software and version running. Details are unknown.

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Input: [What they say] At Google we recognize that privacy is important. This document outlines the types of personal information we receive and collect when you use Google’s services, as well as some of the steps we take to safeguard information. We hope this will help you make an informed decision about sharing personal information with us. [What they really mean]

Output: We know you want to keep your dirty secrets secret. Here you’ll find out which of those secrets we already got in case you’ve been to one of our sites, and you’ll also understand why our system security guy is divorced twice already (he works weekends).

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] Scope This notice offers highlights of the full Google Privacy Policy, which describes in detail the privacy practices that apply to Google’s products, services and websites worldwide (collectively, Google’s “services”). You can also get more information about the privacy practices for specific Google services in the navigation bar to the left of this notice. [What they really mean]

Output: What we’re talking about here What we’re talking about here covers pretty much all of our stuff. For some of our stuff, we have even more fine print available in case we need to do weird things with your secrets.

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] Personal information and other data we collect Google collects personal information when you register for a Google service or otherwise voluntarily provide such information. We may combine personal information collected from you with information from other Google services or third parties to provide a better user experience, including customizing content for you. [What they really mean]

Output: Your secrets, well, the ones we already got When you want to use one of our sites, I mean really use them, we put up those little boxes where you type your name and stuff. Whatever you type in any of those sites goes to our great big machine somewhere in the basement, and from there, all of our employees can pretty much sniff around in it and do fun stuff with it, like read it out loud on office parties.

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] Google uses cookies and other technologies to enhance your online experience and to learn about how you use Google services in order to improve the quality of our services. [What they really mean]

Output: Whenever you visit one of our sites, we drop a lil’ something on your PC so that your PC greets us with a warm “Welcome” next time you come around. This lil’ something helps us to know just who you are, so we don’t mix your dirty little secrets with the dirty little secrets of someone else. Customer’s king and all.

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] Google’s servers automatically record information when you visit our website or use some of our products, including the URL, IP address, browser type and language, and the date and time of your request. [What they really mean]

Output: We have what techies call log files. Now sit down and relax. Nothing to see here. Every server got that. Sheesh.

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] Uses We may use personal information to provide the services you’ve requested, including services that display customized content and advertising. [What they really mean]

Output: What we do with your secrets We keep your secrets to run our stuff. What do you think, we could send you a Gmail without knowing who you are? That we could deliver your search result without knowing who you are? Oh, ok, we could that. But not the email stuff, no kidding.

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] We may also use personal information for auditing, research and analysis to operate and improve Google technologies and services. [What they really mean]

Output: We do a lot of geek stuff with your secrets, like look at it all day trying to see patterns. But relax, we don’t really care a lot about your secrets because we’re pretty much occupied with keeping this stuff from crashing (you think 1 computer is hard to maintain? Duh, we have about 100,000, so figure that).

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] We may share aggregated non-personal information with third parties outside of Google. [What they really mean]

Output: We sometimes laugh at your secrets when the guys from next building hang around.

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] When we use third parties to assist us in processing your personal information, we require that they comply with our Privacy Policy and any other appropriate confidentiality and security measures. [What they really mean]

Output: When the guys next door come around to carry away your secrets in big gray cartons, they have to promise they don’t do any funny funny stuff with it, cross my heart and hope to die.

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] We may also share information with third parties in limited circumstances, including when complying with legal process, preventing fraud or imminent harm, and ensuring the security of our network and services. [What they really mean]

Output: When the guys from Homeland Security knock on our doors, well dude... of course we panic and hand them your secrets. You voted for them, wasn’t us.

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] Google processes personal information on our servers in the United States of America and in other countries. In some cases, we process personal information on a server outside your own country. [What they really mean]

Output: Your secrets are stored all around the globe, including countries you never heard of. So?

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] Your choices We offer you choices when we ask for personal information, whenever reasonably possible. You can find more information about your choices in the privacy notices or FAQs for specific services. [What they really mean]

Output: Your call, brother Unless one of our programmers forgot to implement it, we asked nicely before you shared your secrets. You eat crackers in bed, you sleep with crumbs.

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] You may decline to provide personal information to us and/or refuse cookies in your browser, although some of our features or services may not function properly as a result. [What they really mean]

Output: You could’ve said “no,” though of course then our stuff won’t work. Heheheh.

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] We make good faith efforts to provide you access to your personal information upon request and to let you correct such data if it is inaccurate and delete it, when reasonably possible. [What they really mean]

Output: Dude, it’s not like we steal your secrets and you won’t ever see them again. You can even delete some if you want. God, you really do have something to hide, don’t you?

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] More information For information about specific Google services, please check the relevant privacy notice in the navigation bar to the left. Google is a member of the EU/US Safe Harbor Program. [What they really mean]

Output: Our lawyers didn’t think you’d make it here In case you’re still smoking the paranoia pipe, get a life and click somewhere to leave, or else we stop being all nice n’ cuddly and start throwing heavy official sounding words at you.

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [What they say] For more information about our privacy practices, go to the full privacy policy. If you have additional questions, please contact us any time. Or write to us at: ... [What they really mean]

Output: In case you want to get one of our automated replies, drop us an email. If you don’t really know what that is, well grandma, then for chrissake put it on paper and send it to Santa. Or us. Let’s see who replies sooner...

Google's Privacy Policy In Layman's Words


Input: [Name] _sfn_session [Duration] 1 mo [Purpose] Used to identify the session between your browser and our servers – required to be able to identify you so you interactions with our application can be processed by any server [Type]

Output: Persistent


Input: [Name] uuid [Duration] 1 mo [Purpose] A randomly generated unique user identifier that allows us to identify users who return to the Get Satisfaction application within one month [Type]

Output: Persistent


Input: [Name] __utma,__utmb, __utmc, __utmd, __utmv, __utmz [Duration] Various durations from 1 hour to 1 year [Purpose] Cookies used by Google Analytics to collect information about how users use Get Satisfaction. We use this information to compile reports and to help us improve the site. These cookies collect information in an anonymous form, including the number of visitors to the site, where they have come from, browser information and the pages they have visited. Click here for a full description of Google Analytics cookies. [Type]

Output: Both Session and Persistent


Input: [Name] is_human [Duration] 1 month [Purpose] Used to differentiate between a human visitor and a bot – typically a crawler from a search engine such as Google, Bing, Yahoo etc. Allows us to exclude bots from the statistics we produce about community activity. [Type]

Output: Persistent


Input: [Name] JSESSIONID [Duration] 4 minutes [Purpose] Anonymous value used by New Relic to collect application performance information. [Type]

Output: Persistent


Input: [Name] avatar_url [Duration] Session [Purpose] URL to the user’s avatar location. [Type]

Output: Session


Input: [Name] canonical_name [Duration] Session [Purpose] A one way encrypted value that links to the user’s real name or nickname. [Type]

Output: Session


Input: [Name] logged_in [Duration] Session [Purpose] Specifies if user is currently logged in or not. [Type]

Output: Session


Input: [Name] token_hash [Duration] 1 mo [Purpose] A one way encrypted value that allows us to access information about the current user. [Type]

Output: Persistent


Input: [Name] token_issue_date [Duration] 1 mo [Purpose] Timestamp of when the token_hash was created. [Type]

Output: Persistent


Input: [Name] use_real_name [Duration] Session [Purpose] Used to define whether to use the user’s real name or nick name in their community interactions. [Type]

Output: Session


Input: [Name] user_id [Duration] 1 mo [Purpose] A unique identifier for the user in the Get Satisfaction application. [Type]

Output: Persistent


Input: [Name] user_name [Duration] Session [Purpose] The user’s name. [Type]

Output: Session


Input: [Name] user_nick [Duration] Session [Purpose] The user’s nickname. [Type]

Output: Session


Input: [Name] company_history [Duration] 10 years [Purpose] URL of last visited Get Satisfaction community. [Type]

Output: Persistent


Input: [Name] billing [Duration] Session [Purpose] A one way encrypted value used to identify the user. [Type]

Output: Session


Input: [Name] Sign over error [Duration] Session [Purpose] For single signon users, stores information about the most recent signon failure if the single signon attempt fails [Type]

Output: Session


Input: [Name of Cookie] _utma _utmb _utmc _utmz [Works with...] Google Analytics [Description]

Output: These cookies are used to collect information about how visitors use our site. We use the information to compile reports and to help us improve the site. The cookies collect information in an anonymous form, including the number of visitors to the site, where vistors have come to the site from and the pages they visited. Information page on how Google handles Google Analytics data. You can opt out of Google Analytics completely by installing the Google Analytics Opt-out Browser Add-on.

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Input: [Name of Cookie] viewed_cookie_policy [Works with...] RSGB cookie notification [Description]

Output: Places this cookie on your computer if you agree to cookies so you do not get the cookie pop-up box any more. Expires after a year. Click here to delete this cookie.

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Input: [Name of Cookie] PHPSESSID [Works with...] Login to update Centenary Alerts, Update training or club display information [Description]

Output: This cookie stores your login details for these utilities while you are logged in, and is deleted automatically when you log out

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Input: [Name of Cookie] Various essential cookies [Works with...] WordPress [Description]

Output: Used by WordPress, the Content Management System that powers our website, you will only see these cookies if you are on a login page or logged into Members'-only services. For more detailed information on the cookies used by the WordPress content management system, please visit WordPress' own guide to cookies in WordPress.

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Input: [Name of Cookie] Various essential cookies [Works with...] RSGB Shop [Description]

Output: Used for the electronic shopping cart

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Input: [Name of Cookie] WPChameleon_varient and/or WPChameleon_varientN [Works with...] myRSGB>Site Preferences on Main Site [Description]

Output: Stores your Site Preferences

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Input: Blocks up to 35 categories of objectionable websites and filters inappropriate content [What you want to do:]

Output: Protect your children from objectionable websites

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Input: By using keyword filtering technology, objectionable videos are blocked [What you want to do:]

Output: Allow your children to view appropriate YouTube videos

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Input: Set the day and/or time your child can access the Internet [What you want to do:]

Output: Manage the amount of time your children spend online

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Input: Monitors and records instant message conversations to inform you about improper dialogue with strangers [What you want to do:]

Output: Let your children use instant messaging

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Input: Records posting of confidential information [What you want to do:]

Output: Enjoy the benefits of social networking

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Input: Prevents sharing of confidential information and keeps your PC safe from security threats found in peer-to-peer file sharing [What you want to do:]

Output: Make sure your family’s personal information remains safe

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Input: Activity reports provide you a complete view of all Internet and IM activity and can be used as a tool to teach appropriate online behavior [What you want to do:]

Output: Ensure that your children are having a safe experience online

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Input: Receive email and/or text* alerts instantly when inappropriate website access is attempted [What you want to do:]

Output: Know immediately if there is a problem so you can talk to your child

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Input: Manage online watching of TV shows and movies by ratings [What you want to do:]

Output: Allow access to age appropriate TV shows and movies

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Input: Filters music on iTunes with explicit language in the title of the song [What you want to do:]

Output: Prevent listening to music with explicit language

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Input: [URL] user/register/ [Auth Req’d?] NO [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Request a new developer key

About.me / Developer / API / Documentation


Input: [URL] user/view/ [Auth Req’d?] NO [HTTPS/HTTP Method] GET [Description]

Output: Get information about a particular user

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Input: [URL] user/inbound/ [Auth Req’d?] NO [HTTPS/HTTP Method] GET [Description]

Output: Track a page view for a user

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Input: [URL] user/login/ [Auth Req’d?] NO [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Get an access token for tasks requiring authentication

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Input: [URL] user/logout/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Logout and invalidate previous access token

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Input: [URL] user/create/ [Auth Req’d?] NO [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Create a new user page

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Input: [URL] user/edit/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Edit a user’s page

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Input: [URL] user/upload/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Upload a new image and set it as the user’s background

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Input: [URL] user/delete/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Delete a user page

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Input: [URL] user/directory/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] GET [Description]

Output: Get a user’s directory of favorites

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Input: [URL] user/directory/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Add a page to the user’s directory of favorites

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Input: [URL] user/peoplefeed/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Get recommended pages for a particular user

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Input: [URL] user/promote/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Promote an about.me page on Facebook or Twitter

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Input: [URL] user/connect/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Connect with friends on Facebook or Twitter

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Input: [URL] user/compliment/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Compliment a user’s about.me page

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Input: [URL] user/notifications/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Get a user’s notifications

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Input: [URL] user/notifications/settings/view/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] GET [Description]

Output: Get a user’s notification settings

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Input: [URL] user/notifications/settings/change/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Change a user’s notification settings

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Input: [URL] user/checkin/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Register the user’s latitude and longitude (checkin) for location services

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Input: [URL] user/email/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Send an email to the named person

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Input: [URL] user/validate/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] GET [Description]

Output: Validate a user’s authorization token

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Input: [URL] users/view/directory/ [Auth Req’d?] NO [HTTPS/HTTP Method] GET [Description]

Output: Get featured pages from an about.me directory

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Input: [URL] users/view/random [Auth Req’d?] NO [HTTPS/HTTP Method] GET [Description]

Output: Get random pages

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Input: [URL] users/search [Auth Req’d?] NO [HTTPS/HTTP Method] GET [Description]

Output: Search for one or more users based on a set of search criteria

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Input: [URL] services/add/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Add an app or link to a user’s page

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Input: [URL] services/available [Auth Req’d?] NO [HTTPS/HTTP Method] GET [Description]

Output: Get a list of apps integrated with about.me

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Input: [URL] services/edit/ [Auth Req’d?] YES [HTTPS/HTTP Method] POST [Description]

Output: Complete the process of editing an app’s configuration

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Input: [Cookie] Google Maps [Cookie name(s)] SID, SAPISID, APISID, SSID, HSID, NID, PREF [Data stored] Various unique identifiers, except for PREF which stores your options such as preferred zoom level. [Description] Google set a number of cookies on any page that includes a Google Map. While we have no control over the cookies set by Google, they appear to include a mixture of pieces of information to measure the number and behaviour of Google Maps users. The PREF cookie appears to store information about your preferences regarding the Google Maps service. In doing so information about your use of our website, including your IP address, may be transmitted to Google and stored on servers in the United States Google's Privacy Policy Opt out of Google Analytics [When does it expire?]

Output: Most of the cookies expire 10 years after your last visit to a page containing a Google Map. The PREF cookie expires 18 months after your last visit to a page containing a Google Map.


Input: [Cookie] YouTube [Cookie name(s)] SID, LOGIN_INFO, use_hotbox, PREF, SSID, HSID, watched_video_id_list, __utma, __utmz, demographics, VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE [Data stored] Various unique identifiers, as well as login information that may relate to a Google account. [Description] Google set a number of cookies on any page that includes a YouTube video. While we have no control over the cookies set by Google, they appear to include a mixture of pieces of information to measure the number and behaviour of YouTube users, including information that links your visits to our website with your Google account if you are signed in to one. In doing so, information about your use of our website, including your IP address, may be transmitted to Google and stored on servers in the United States This cookie does not identify you personally unless you are logged into Google, in which case it is linked to your Google account. Google's Privacy Policy Opt out of Google Analytics [When does it expire?]

Output: Most of the cookies expire 10 years after your last visit to a page containing a YouTube video, although some expire sooner.


Input: [Cookie] SlideShare [Cookie name(s)] __utma, __utmb, __utmc, __utmv, __utmz, SERVERID, UID, UIDR, mc [Data stored] Unique numbers that identify your browser and interaction history, and a unique ID that identifies our service. [Description] SlideShare set a number of cookies on any page that includes a SlideShare comment box. While we have no control over the cookies set by SlideShare, they appear to include a mixture of pieces of information to measure the number and behaviour of SlideShare users, including information that links your visits to our website with your Facebook or SlideShare account if you are signed in to one. This cookie does not identify you personally unless you are logged into SlideShare, in which case it is linked to your SlideShare and/or Facebook account. SlideShare's privacy policy The mc cookie set by Quantserve appears to be related to advertising, and may track your behaviour on our website. Opt out of Quantserve/Quantcast tracking The UID and UIDR cookies set by Scorecard Research appear to be related to market research, and may track your behaviour on our website. Opt out of Scorecard Research tracking [When does it expire?]

Output: SERVERID and __utmc expire when you close your browser. __utmb expires in 30 minutes. __utmz expires in 6 months. mc expires in 5 years, and the rest expire 2 years after your last visit to a page that contains a SlideShare slideshow.


Input: [Cookie] Issuu [Cookie name(s)] mc [Data stored] Unique numbers that identify your browser and interaction history. [Description] Issuu set a number of cookies on any page that includes a Issuu comment box. While we have no control over the cookies set by Issuu, they appear to include a mixture of pieces of information to measure the number and behaviour of Issuu users, including information that links your visits to our website with your Facebook or Issuu account if you are signed in to one. This cookie does not identify you personally unless you are logged into Issuu, in which case it is linked to your Issuu and/or Facebook account. Issuu's privacy policy The mc cookie set by Quantserve appears to be related to advertising, and may track your behaviour on our website. Opt out of Quantserve/Quantcast tracking [When does it expire?]

Output: mc expires in 5 years after your last visit to a page that contains an Issuu document.


Input: [Cookie] Google Analytics [Cookie name(s)] __utma [Data stored] A unique identifier that represents your browser, the date of your first visit to the website, the date of your two most recent visits to the website, and the total number of times you've visited the website in the past including today. [Description] Google Analytics is a web analytics service provided by Google, Inc. ("Google"), to help us see how our website is used. In doing so information about your use of our website, including your IP address, may be transmitted to Google and stored on servers in the United States Google's Privacy Policy Opt out of Google Analytics The information stored in this cookie is used to identify how frequently the same people revisit the EDINA website, and to detect how long people take between each visit. This information is combined with data from thousands of other users to create an overall picture of website use, and is never identified individually. This cookie does not identify you personally and is not linked to any other information we store about you. [When does it expire?]

Output: This cookie expires 2 years after your last visit to the website.


Input: [Cookie] Google Analytics [Cookie name(s)] __utmb, __utmc [Data stored] __utmb stores the exact time you started your current website visit, __utmc stores the last time you interacted with the website [Description] These cookies are used to detect how long users have spent on the website on this particular visit. This information is combined with data from thousands of other users to create an overall picture of website use, and is never identified individually. This cookie does not identify you personally and is not linked to any other information we store about you. [When does it expire?]

Output: __utmb is deleted when you close your browser window __utmc is deleted 30 minutes after your last visit to the EDINA website.


Input: [Cookie] Google Analytics [Cookie name(s)] __utmv, __utmz [Data stored] A unique identifier that represents your browser and information about the web pages or marketing materials that led you to the EDINA website. [Description] These cookies are used to detect which traffic sources are driving visits to the EDINA website. Traffic sources can include printed or online marketing materials, or simply other websites. This information is combined with data from thousands of other users to create an overall picture of website use, and is never identified individually. This cookie does not identify you personally and is not linked to any other information we store about you. [When does it expire?]

Output: __utmv is deleted 30 minutes after your last visit __utmz is deleted 6 months after your last visit to the EDINA website.


Input: [Cookie] Cookie to identify returning visitors [Cookie name(s)] Is_returning [Data stored] The number 1 and no more detail. [Description] This cookie is used on some pages to identify people who have returned to the EDINA website after visiting before. When you visit some pages on the website, this cookie may be set. It stores only one piece of information - the fact that you've visited the website before. This cookie does not identify you personally and is not linked to any other information we store about you. [When does it expire?]

Output: This cookie expires 5 years after your last visit to the EDINA Website.


Input: [Cookie] AddThis.com [Cookie name(s)] various [Description] AddThis set a number of cookies when you visit any page that includes their social media sharing buttons, and also allow their partners to set cookies. These provide analytics information and allow them to provide online advertising targeting. For further information see http://www.addthis.com/privacy/privacy-policy#publisher-visitors. You can choose to opt out of providing information for online advertising targeting. [When does it expire?]

Output: Variable


Input: [Provider] Google Analytics [Name] _ga [Purpose]

Output: Used to distinguish users


Input: [Name] _gat [Purpose]

Output: Used to throttle request rate


Input: [Provider] Expression Engine [Name] exp_last_visit [Purpose]

Output: Sets datetime of user’s last visit


Input: [Name] exp_tracker [Purpose]

Output: Tracks last 5 pages viewed – primarily for redirection after logging in


Input: [Name] exp_last_activity [Purpose]

Output: Used to determine expiry for logged in users


Input: [Name] exp_sessionid [Purpose]

Output: Uniquely generated ID used only for logged in users


Input: [Name] exp_uniqueid [Purpose]

Output: Matches the unique_id field in the exp_members table. Randomly generated


Input: [Name] exp_userhash [Purpose]

Output: The encrypted password of the currently logged in user


Input: [Name] exp_anon [Purpose]

Output: A flag set by the user to determine if they are listed in the online users


Input: [Name] exp_expiration [Purpose]

Output: Determines the length of the session for a logged in user


Input: [Upad preferences] Upad functionality PHPSESSID user_id user_key user_type

Output: Authorises you when logged in to your Upad account as well as remembering you on your return (should you have requested us to) assuming you have not deleted these cookies in the meantime. These cookies help customise your experience based on your customer type and are essential for all account based functionality including creating and managing your property, buying services and all benefits found within the promotions area. Allows Upad to better understand our visitors and the products that may interest them. This information will be used to help improve our products and offerings.

Allows Upad to remember your Upad and third party cookie options which you set when you first arrive at upad.co.uk or after making changes to your cookie preferences.


Input: [Upad preferences] Upad Analytics slt_cmp_id partner_id utm_source utm_campaign utm_medium utm_content

Output: Allows Upad to better understand our visitors and the products that may interest them. This information will be used to help improve our products and offerings.

Allows Upad to remember your Upad and third party cookie options which you set when you first arrive at upad.co.uk or after making changes to your cookie preferences.


Input: [Upad preferences] Google Analytics __utma __utmb __utmc __utmz

Output: These cookies are used to collect information about how visitors use our site. We use the information to compile reports and to help us improve the site. The cookies collect information in an anonymous form, including the number of visitors to the site, where visitors have come to the site from and the pages they visited.

Allows Upad to remember your Upad and third party cookie options which you set when you first arrive at upad.co.uk or after making changes to your cookie preferences.


Input: [Upad preferences] Optimizely optimizelyBuckets optimizelyEndUserId optimizelySegments

Output: Upad uses Optimizely to test and improve the Upad user experience on certain pages within the upad.co.uk site. This third party uses cookies as a requirement of operation (see href="https://www.optimizely.com/privacy">https://www.optimizely.com/privacy)

Allows Upad to remember your Upad and third party cookie options which you set when you first arrive at upad.co.uk or after making changes to your cookie preferences.


Input: [Upad preferences] Olark wcsid hblid olfsk _ok _oklv _okbk _okgid omp__super__properties

Output: Upad uses Olark to power our live chat service on certain pages within the upad.co.uk site. This third party uses cookies as a requirement of operation (see http://www.olark.com/tos)

Allows Upad to remember your Upad and third party cookie options which you set when you first arrive at upad.co.uk or after making changes to your cookie preferences.


Input: [Upad preferences] Wordpress bb2_screener_

Output: The Upad blog is powered by Wordpress. As a third party software solution Wordpress uses cookies to prevent abuse by known spammers. You may see this cookie if you visit our blog. This cookie only contains timestamp and IP information. It expires at the end of the session i.e. when you close your browser.

Allows Upad to remember your Upad and third party cookie options which you set when you first arrive at upad.co.uk or after making changes to your cookie preferences.


Input: [Name] cookieCheck [Expires] 24 hours [Purpose]

Output: Cookie check Determines whether your browser will accept cookies.

Surrey County Council - Use of cookies on our website


Input: [Name] nmstat [Expires] 1,000 days [Purpose]

Output: Siteimprove Analytics Contains a randomly generated ID number, which is used to collect statistics about your use of the website. This information is used to improve the user experience.

Surrey County Council - Use of cookies on our website


Input: [Name] _utma [Expires] 02 years [Purpose]

Output: Google Analytics Contains a randomly generated number that is used to determine unique visitors to our site.

Surrey County Council - Use of cookies on our website


Input: [Name] _utmb [Expires] 30 minutes [Purpose]

Output: Google Analytics Contains a randomly generated number that works with _utmc to calculate the average length of time users spend on our site.

Surrey County Council - Use of cookies on our website


Input: [Name] _utmc [Expires] End of session [Purpose]

Output: Google Analytics Contains a randomly generated number that works with _utmb to calculate when you close the average length of time users spend on our site your browser.

Surrey County Council - Use of cookies on our website


Input: [Name] _utmz [Expires] 06 months [Purpose]

Output: Google Analytics Contains a randomly generated number and information about how the site was reached (e.g. direct or via a link, organic search or paid search).

Surrey County Council - Use of cookies on our website


Input: [Name] __atuvc [Expires] End of session [Purpose]

Output: AddThis - social sharing Used to make sure that website visitors see the updated count if they share a page and return to it before the AddThis share count cache is updated. The share count is not displayed on this website, but the cookie is still automatically by AddThis.

Surrey County Council - Use of cookies on our website


Input: [Name] nlbi_[ID] [Expires] End of session [Purpose]

Output: Incapsula Used by Incapsula application delivery platform.

Surrey County Council - Use of cookies on our website


Input: [Name] incap_ses_[ID] [Expires] End of session [Purpose]

Output: Incapsula Used by Incapsula application delivery platform.

Surrey County Council - Use of cookies on our website


Input: [Name] visid_incap_[ID] [Expires] End of session [Purpose]

Output: Incapsula Used by Incapsula application delivery platform.

Surrey County Council - Use of cookies on our website


Input: [Cookie] WhosOn Livechat [Name] whoson [More information] See WhosOn privacy page. [Purpose]

Output: This cookie is used with the whoson on service to help us provide on-line chat services to the vistors of our website.


Input: [Cookie] frontend [Name] frontend [Purpose]

Output: Used by the website to save session ID on the server.


Input: [Cookie] external_no_cache [Name] external_no_cache [Purpose]

Output: A flag used by the website which indicates whether caching is disabled or not


Input: [Cookie] PHPSESSID [Name] PHPSESSID [Purpose]

Output: This cookie stores a unique ID assigned by the web server. It is used to enable some site functionality to work properly. It stores no user information. It is set on your arrival to this site and most time deleted when you close your browser.


Input: [Cookie] PostcodeAnyWhere Cookie [Name] pcaInstallationId [More information] See PostcodeAnyWhere Privacy Policy [Purpose]

Output: This Website uses Capture+, a service provide by PostcodeAnywhere. A single cookie called pcaInstallationId is used to retrieve a list of addresses previously retrieved by the user from PostcodeAnywhere database.