I dont mean to bore you with such a dumb question, but, I will LOL

OK, Does anyone know a way or what to use to actually read what this might mean: 
INFO=36D0007E46195FDC2DA0DE9D2377E1E094AA7B095C8C1B70C4B2627A295FB7659
+D37F3BC342C35EEAED5D7A631D1B287A86D4497771A20B05A5D7624AE891A574105D1
+A2ACA17E00FE493C2F9E23D30EBD4B1F1A6D6E6871A5FA7184058AD675

[download]

This was a cookie that was sent to me and wanted to read it for my own personal knowledge.

thanks if you know and sorry for the dumb question.

In reply to Cookies, READING From decrypt, encrypt, by iamsteve

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