In web-page development, we often consider using Cookies. Which of the following are true about cookies?
The data is a string which represents a unique identifier for the client.
Each cookie is associated with the domain name of the server from where it originated.
Data stored in a cookie is secure.
The content of cookies generally means nothing to the client.
The data is sent as part of the HTTP request and response headers.
There's no limit on the size of cookie data.
Users cannot tamper with data stored in cookies.
Cookies are stored (for a period) on the client.
A small piece of data sent from a website and stored in a user's web browser while a user is browsing a website.