pearpass

According to official news, Tether has released an open-source password manager PearPass, which uses end-to-end encryption and peer-to-peer device synchronization, allowing recovery with user keys. All credentials are stored locally, without going through the cloud or servers.The official statement claims that it has passed an independent security audit by Secfault Security and supports free cross-platform use.

ChainCatcher news, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino tweeted that the open-source password manager PearPass is currently being tested and will soon be open-sourced. PearPass will support both mobile and desktop versions, and will also launch a browser extension.

ChainCatcher news, in response to the recent $16 billion password leak incident, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino stated on social media: "Cloud services have disappointed us again."Ardoino announced that his team is developing a new password management solution called PearPass, which is a "fully localized, open-source password manager that does not rely on cloud services, does not rely on servers, and will never experience a leak." This tool will ensure that users' keys are securely stored on personal devices, giving users complete control over their data security.