Question 6 3 pts Session cookies are typically short strings that allow the server to look up information about a session from a database. Why is session information usually stored server-side rather than provided by the client during each request? There can be a very large amount of data (e.g. an entire browsing history) connected to each session which would need to be sent with every HTTP request The server can store session information for analysis later The client might provide the session information to third parties when a different web site is loaded Even if a cookie is intercepted over the network, it cannot be used by someone who did not originally log into the server