> I don't think users (even savvy users) care about leaving some cookies behind.
In most contexts, that is true. A Slashdot cookie is just a line in a text file until you visit Slashdot. But a Facebook cookie is sent home every time you visit a page with any FB spam on it.
The mysql.com malware is trivial. Hitting Facebook would get most everyone, users and not.
In most contexts, that is true. A Slashdot cookie is just a line in a text file until you visit Slashdot. But a Facebook cookie is sent home every time you visit a page with any FB spam on it.
The mysql.com malware is trivial. Hitting Facebook would get most everyone, users and not.