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Interesting feedback from my column a couple of weeks ago asking what you use to keep track of your passwords. These days, a password manager is almost a necessity for anything like safe computing.

Pricing 1Password for Mac: $39.95 per user or $69.95 for family license (up to 5 users); 1Password for Windows: $39.95 per user or $29.95 for 5 users/household. Currently available as free beta.