Let us guess: you have profiles on Facebook, twitter, MySpace,
Foursquare, Reddit, Digg, Yelp, and the list goes on. You have
separate email addresses for work, friends, spam, and some you
can’t even remember. You’ve created countless accounts all
across the web to track your online shopping orders, comment on
blog posts, enter contests, share photos, and take quizzes.
You’ve reached a point where you can’t remember all of the sites
on which you’re registered, let alone your password, so you’ve
started using the same password (or a slight variation of it) on
every site you visit. You’re hoping that you won’t fall victim
to identity theft, or that spammers won’t figure out your go-to
password. If this sounds like you, we have good news and bad
news for you. First the bad: each year, more than 15 million
Americans fall prey to identity theft and fraud because of
online security breaches. Maybe you’ve avoided it up until now,
but odds are you won’t be so lucky in the future. Now the good:
Abine’s PrivacySuite, a