Thank you ! While short videos are good to get an overview, they can’t cover the details of the topic which is often the most important thing to me I think
First of all I would like to thank you for sharing your knowledge. This is my first ever comment on you tube. I could not resist myself. I have been watching your videos for the last 1 week. I have watched more than 20 videos of yours. The most important thing that I liked in this channel is the way you explain theoretical subjects using examples. You are a great teacher and doing such a great job. Please keep doing so.
Today it's my birthday and I am watching this at 12am.I had a long weekend and I spent the entirety of it watching your videos..Got to learn so much.Keep it up man.
Hi Hussein, your videos and explanations are incredibly valuable and helpful. I am a year 3 cs undergrad and I find learning from you much more enjoyable than just sitting in the school lecture hall. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and putting in so much effort to make it engaging!
This playlist is awesome. Thanks Hussein. Your way of explaining is good, since long talks help convey importance (weight) of parts of the topics. It's harder to do this with short content. relevance ftw
Just finished the whole video... not boring at all! I only knew how to use Local Storage and Sessions but cookies are not so easy. Thanks again, now I feel very comfortable using cookies.
"If you treat life like you know everything, you will not learn anything because you will always be arrogant and think of yourself as being above others. But if you treat things like everything is a new opportunity to learn, always accept it, its pretty cool how much you can learn." Couldn't agree with you more there compadre. 😎
Hussien, really appreciate your efforts in teachng us this vast and quite complicated subject. Great job!! The only thing i couldn't really grasp from your explanation was the third-party cookie section, but that's ONE thing in over an hour long video which taught me tons more than i ever knew about this subject, not just about what cookies are but about properties/attributes that help secure your site, Etags, CORS and a client side database that i knew absolutely nothing about! I cant wait to start reading up on that! Your mentions have caused me to google these things and have found good articles which go in depth about them. There we're times i got bit frustrated with your explanations (just being honest) but i would be extremely ungrateful if i never left a sincere comment to say thanks. It's hard to find in depth videos that walk you through this subject on yt, so actually ... Kudos to you 👏 and you've got a new sub 😉
Well done! I learned: An empty path defaults to / www.example.com is different than example.com (web server vs actual domain) Domain is set for subdomains by using .example.com syntax, the prefix dot species all subdomains Httponly makes so client scripts can't access the cookie. Third party cookies are those with SameSite=None, basically, can have cookie available across domains, good for ads or UA-cam widgets. Zombie cookies are cookies that don't die, once their cache policy expires, their ETag validation token will always be seen as valid and so a 304 Not Modified will always be returned. A deleted cookie will be quickly recreated. A cross site cookie can be exploited via cross site request forgery where the cookies are captured and sent to another domain via user accessing link on your site.
Awesome video. I was trying to find a way to tech new interns web development concepts without scaring them away by immediately asking them to read IETF RFEs. They'll probably curse me while trying to understand the ABNF syntax lol. Your content is awesome.
I love this video!! This is the best video about cookies that I ever saw=) I'm so happy to find this one and thank you that you put your time on this video!! Thanks
49:47 For those waiting for the third-party cookie part in this video (just like me,) here it is! :P 55:28 Zombie Cookies. Another super interesting part in this video.
52:47 When u are setting the cookie that is intended to be a third-party cookie, shouldn't samesite attribute be equal to "none" (and secure attribute too)??
both local storage and cookie are vulnerable with two different attacks. so for the security i want to generate jwt access token on each log in ,store the access token in local storage and the refresh token in cookie.
A great work mate! greetings from argentina, thank you so much, I'm learning web development and sometimes i need find this kind of interactive foundament stuff.
I have an issue that the server is sending set-cookie , and the server is on its own route. Now the angular app is on a different route. The response has set-cookie but it’s not setting the cookie. I have the angular domain specified and it’s secure and http only is set. What else should I check?
I think the main point is that cookies are used for session management, personalization, and tracking. It helps to understand in what cases we need them
Hello, Thankyou for the video. You solved the issue i was having for days. No where i was able to understand but now i know that i am not able to set cookie on my domain. I am currently using local host and the cookie is not getting set to is as i am using webapi to set cookie inside angular project. I tried adding the domain but it is not working. could there be anything wrong? Thanks a lot for the video
Hey, Hussein (or anyone for that matter) I couldn't help but notice that at the part when you steal cookies there are lots of cookies present in the application tab, but only one of them, the server-set one, seems to be forwarded to malicious page. Is it just because of document.cookies not being url-encoded or is there some other reason?
Hello Friend. If i have cookies in my office pc and that i copy in my pendrive and then can i use that my office cookies in my home pc which will be from totaly diffrent Network please answer me..
Thank you Hussein🤝 Your one hour video is more valuable than a 100s of 5 min "I explain everything" kind of videos that flood the internet.
Thank you ! While short videos are good to get an overview, they can’t cover the details of the topic which is often the most important thing to me I think
First of all I would like to thank you for sharing your knowledge. This is my first ever comment on you tube. I could not resist myself.
I have been watching your videos for the last 1 week. I have watched more than 20 videos of yours.
The most important thing that I liked in this channel is the way you explain theoretical subjects using examples.
You are a great teacher and doing such a great job. Please keep doing so.
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment I really appreciate it ! 🙏 glad the content is helpful ❤️
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I can not be so excited about cookies like this guy. So pleasant to hear you lection. Not boring at all! Perfect
Much thanks to this man, he explains the concept of cookies clearly than I ever heard before! I really appreciate your knowledge sharing!
Probably the best explanation available for cookies on the internet, kudos to you!
Today it's my birthday and I am watching this at 12am.I had a long weekend and I spent the entirety of it watching your videos..Got to learn so much.Keep it up man.
Happy Birthday 🎊🎈🎂 Enjoy your day celebrate and have fun and have fun with the content. Keep learning ❤️
Hi Hussein, your videos and explanations are incredibly valuable and helpful. I am a year 3 cs undergrad and I find learning from you much more enjoyable than just sitting in the school lecture hall. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and putting in so much effort to make it engaging!
Best explanation of cookies on UA-cam! You do such a great job explaining these things in a simple way and you are very entertaining to listen to.
I've been following all your videos for quite some time and your the mentor that probably everyone needs. Great content as always.
0:00 Intro
4:15 Section 1 - Creating Cookies
14:38 Section 2 - Cookie Properties
44:00 Section 3 - Cookie Types
1:02:00 Section 4 - Cookie Secuirty
This playlist is awesome. Thanks Hussein. Your way of explaining is good, since long talks help convey importance (weight) of parts of the topics. It's harder to do this with short content. relevance ftw
Best video I have ever seen explaining a deep dive into the topic of cookies. Kudos to you Hussein.
This wasn't boring at all.. loved it broo. Thanks☺
Chirag Rajput thank you so much for your comment really glad you liked it you made it until the end 😍
I'm sure you channel is the only way that someone can learn these advanced stuff for free .. thanks a lot for sharing you're knowledge
wow man for the last 10 days I am giving 1 hour to your videos. Your content is so amazing, really thanks a lot.
Best explanation of cookies I seen so far on UA-cam Tanx a lot
touche !
These video have solved problems i had been struggling with for 2 days. Great job man
Thanks Dawid! Glad I could help really appreciate you taking the time to comment ☺️
Thanks Hussien you win the cookie challenge. Enjoyed every minute of the video keep them coming 🎉
Just finished the whole video... not boring at all! I only knew how to use Local Storage and Sessions but cookies are not so easy. Thanks again, now I feel very comfortable using cookies.
Thanks! Glad you like it. Funny I didn’t know about localStorage when I made this video
your videos are not at all boring !!!! and we really want to learn
"If you treat life like you know everything, you will not learn anything because you will always be arrogant and think of yourself as being above others. But if you treat things like everything is a new opportunity to learn, always accept it, its pretty cool how much you can learn."
Couldn't agree with you more there compadre. 😎
Great job on this! Thank you so much. Your delivery is perfect pace, informative, and fun, and I found this video on mundane topic to be very helpful.
Hussien, really appreciate your efforts in teachng us this vast and quite complicated subject. Great job!! The only thing i couldn't really grasp from your explanation was the third-party cookie section, but that's ONE thing in over an hour long video which taught me tons more than i ever knew about this subject, not just about what cookies are but about properties/attributes that help secure your site, Etags, CORS and a client side database that i knew absolutely nothing about! I cant wait to start reading up on that! Your mentions have caused me to google these things and have found good articles which go in depth about them. There we're times i got bit frustrated with your explanations (just being honest) but i would be extremely ungrateful if i never left a sincere comment to say thanks. It's hard to find in depth videos that walk you through this subject on yt, so actually ... Kudos to you 👏 and you've got a new sub 😉
Wow. I was searching for this kind of explanation for ever. Thank you :)
Thanks for sharing this knowledge! Ive been watching your videos for the past week. Great job!
Man, what an awesome video, very well explained. Everything is so much clearer now, thank you so much.
Thank you so much sir , i have had seen so many videos but this is like the real deal , final station . Though it is a little slow but its great .
Thanks Prayas! yeah I'm working on speeding up my pace and getting to the point quicker, thanks for your comment
I love how passionate you are Hussein Thanks .
I don't know what the heck is with youtube, but this channel is over underrated
Well done!
I learned:
An empty path defaults to /
www.example.com is different than example.com (web server vs actual domain)
Domain is set for subdomains by using .example.com syntax, the prefix dot species all subdomains
Httponly makes so client scripts can't access the cookie.
Third party cookies are those with SameSite=None, basically, can have cookie available across domains, good for ads or UA-cam widgets.
Zombie cookies are cookies that don't die, once their cache policy expires, their ETag validation token will always be seen as valid and so a 304 Not Modified will always be returned. A deleted cookie will be quickly recreated.
A cross site cookie can be exploited via cross site request forgery where the cookies are captured and sent to another domain via user accessing link on your site.
Nice summary ! ☝️
one of the best tutorials about cookies, thank you
Awesome video. I was trying to find a way to tech new interns web development concepts without scaring them away by immediately asking them to read IETF RFEs. They'll probably curse me while trying to understand the ABNF syntax lol. Your content is awesome.
Hussein, you are awesome and the video content is great. Really thanks a lot.
Love the video and quality of the content, hope to see the "sessions" topic cover!
This is pure gold. Simple, information dense and amazing 😍
By watching this vid, I became a better informed person - well done and thx!
Thank you sooo much man. I just signed in with three different accounts just to like this video😁😁😁
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Great video ! no bs , to the point and technical, I was looking exactly for something like that.
Dan Bomgard thanks Dan! Enjoy the content ☺️ let me know what can I make next.
You are awesome man. Sharing all your knowledge for free.
Your backend tutorial is far better than GOT 🐺
Respect ++🙏
Very unique and interesting style of teaching, thanks man.
Thank you man. I didn't realize it was a 1hr video until you did mention in section 4 and I am writing this comment now. 😂
I love this video!! This is the best video about cookies that I ever saw=) I'm so happy to find this one and thank you that you put your time on this video!! Thanks
49:47 For those waiting for the third-party cookie part in this video (just like me,) here it is! :P
55:28 Zombie Cookies. Another super interesting part in this video.
In love with your life lessons and talking
Thank you so much for these valuable videos man, it's so great!
Hussein, you tha man. Love your sense of humour
Way to go !! Your videos are very good with perfect examples and demo! Keep creating more videos!
Appreciate it Manoj!! Thanks 😊
It's just outstanding. You deserve more views.
Loved this! Thanks so much for your strong passion and dedication!
Wow wow wow what an excellent explanation! Thanks for all your effort!
Awesome video man ! I am on binge of all your videos
32:28 I would say the life lesson in this video is the coolest part of this 1-hour video!!! :D
52:47 When u are setting the cookie that is intended to be a third-party cookie, shouldn't samesite attribute be equal to "none" (and secure attribute too)??
Hussein, really informative videos, First time hearing about indexeddb, etag.
from India
Thanks for the video! The explanations and demos helped me a lot.
your channel is one of the best man.Useful content
rakesh reddy thanks!!
thanks a lot for the knowledge, definitely needed that
bihire boris thank you for watching! PWA is on my agenda :)
The best video to understand cookies :D thanks a lot
Thank you so much Hussein for content with such depth. It really helped me.
both local storage and cookie are vulnerable with two different attacks. so for the security i want to generate jwt access token on each log in ,store the access token in local storage and the refresh token in cookie.
What an awesome man you are Hussein! Cheers from Russia
Wow, thanks! greetings to all subs from Russia
The best cookie video i've watched
Nice shot, man. Definitely 🖒. By the way, it was very easy to grasp the idea with your explanation 👏
Great content. Made it till the end of the video . Thanks bro 😊.
I love you man, thank you thank you thank you so much for creating this tutorial ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thank you sir for the great video. One question sir, what will happen when samesite flag is none. Means we haven't set any any to it.
thanks Hussein for your videos, finally i could understand many concepts about cookies.
Juan Muñoz thank you Juan! Glad I could help! Best of luck
This was amazing. Thank you so much, Hussein!
Even if i wont watch the whole video for some reason, youve got upvote for way ur speaking :)
Mateusz Kubica made my day thanks buddy 😊 cheers
Still watching and testing haha, cheers ✌🏻
Can you please make a video for http request reponse header? Thanks.
Amazing tutorial. Go on, you are the best.
What a perfect explanation. Thanks
Man you are so engaging! Love it!
Awesome video, thank you!
You are Awesome. Great content 🎉🙌🏼
Thanks Hussein .... going over to etag and indexDB videos ...
A great work mate! greetings from argentina, thank you so much, I'm learning web development and sometimes i need find this kind of interactive foundament stuff.
I have an issue that the server is sending set-cookie , and the server is on its own route. Now the angular app is on a different route. The response has set-cookie but it’s not setting the cookie. I have the angular domain specified and it’s secure and http only is set. What else should I check?
I think the main point is that cookies are used for session management, personalization, and tracking. It helps to understand in what cases we need them
Is there a cookie type called hrp-tracking-disable ? If exist, what are the specific cookie names that would have ?
Thanks man excellent stuff. Subscribed
Now it's good anna, bit recovered
please do a video like that on PWA
Thank you! Very clear explanation.
Great video. Also, I made it to the end. :D
Yes I really wanna learn 😂...I watched the whole thing ❤️
Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Best cookies video on yt...
Hi thanks for this video , but having one query how do I set cookie cross domain express server running on 5000 and react app on 3000 ,
Hello,
Thankyou for the video. You solved the issue i was having for days. No where i was able to understand but now i know that i am not able to set cookie on my domain.
I am currently using local host and the cookie is not getting set to is as i am using webapi to set cookie inside angular project. I tried adding the domain but it is not working.
could there be anything wrong?
Thanks a lot for the video
Done ✔️ thanks for knowledge 🙏
Hey, Hussein (or anyone for that matter) I couldn't help but notice that at the part when you steal cookies there are lots of cookies present in the application tab, but only one of them, the server-set one, seems to be forwarded to malicious page.
Is it just because of document.cookies not being url-encoded or is there some other reason?
Thanks a lot. Awesome content!
Thanks for this clear explanation video!
I love you, very interesting topics
Hello Friend.
If i have cookies in my office pc and that i copy in my pendrive and then can i use that my office cookies in my home pc which will be from totaly diffrent Network please answer me..
how you can run express server without command "npm install express"
1:05:48 are you kidding me? no it WASN'T! make more of like this!
Thanks so much for this demo - really well done subed
glad you enjoyed the content Welcome to the community ❤️