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for what it's worth, i use sovereign bank who was recently acquired by santander. the sovereign online banking contains the NewUniversalCookie, which contains a
by catshirt 14y ago
for what it's worth, i use sovereign bank who was recently acquired by santander. the sovereign online banking contains the NewUniversalCookie, which contains an XML document (LOL) with 3 nodes: name, username, and userID. seemingly no intensely sensitive data in my cookies, but also seems to be some crossover with Santander's security system.
- btown 14y agoI've seen error messages in Spanish, which would seem to indicate (since Sovereign was originally a New England-based company) that some backend services are shared. Luckily, I barely use the account, and I will continue to do so now that this post has come to light.
- reidrac 14y agoYep, checked the Spanish Santander online services and I couldn't reproduce the problem described here. I got the XML with an userID field, but that's all. Also the cookie was removed when I logged out. Seems fine to me.