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This is a list of the categories of cookies used in our website and why we use them.

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sessionid (repurate.co)	A sessionid token (often just called a “session token”) is a unique identifier that a server issues to a client (for example, a user’s browser) to maintain an ongoing session. Once a user authenticates (e.g., by logging in), the server generates a sessionid token and sends it to the client, typically as a browser cookie. On subsequent requests, the client includes this token so the server knows which user is making the request and what data belongs to them.
crsftoken (repurate.co)	A CSRF token (Cross-Site Request Forgery token) is a unique, secret value that servers generate and attach to forms or requests to help defend against Cross-Site Request Forgery attacks. In a CSRF attack, a malicious site tricks a user’s browser into submitting unauthorized commands to a trusted site where the user is already authenticated. By requiring each form submission or sensitive request to include a valid CSRF token, the server can verify that the request truly originated from the legitimate site and not from an attacker’s page

sessionid (repurate.co)

A sessionid token (often just called a “session token”) is a unique identifier that a server issues to a client (for example, a user’s browser) to maintain an ongoing session. Once a user authenticates (e.g., by logging in), the server generates a sessionid token and sends it to the client, typically as a browser cookie. On subsequent requests, the client includes this token so the server knows which user is making the request and what data belongs to them.

crsftoken (repurate.co)

A CSRF token (Cross-Site Request Forgery token) is a unique, secret value that servers generate and attach to forms or requests to help defend against Cross-Site Request Forgery attacks. In a CSRF attack, a malicious site tricks a user’s browser into submitting unauthorized commands to a trusted site where the user is already authenticated. By requiring each form submission or sensitive request to include a valid CSRF token, the server can verify that the request truly originated from the legitimate site and not from an attacker’s page

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