PANews 12月17日消息，Tether发布开源密码管理器PearPass，采用端到端加密与点对点设备同步，凭用户密钥进行恢复，所有凭据仅存本地、不经云端或服务器。官方称已通过Secfault Security独立安全审计，支持跨平台免费使用。

PANews 12月17日消息，Tether发布开源密码管理器PearPass，采用端到端加密与点对点设备同步，凭用户密钥进行恢复，所有凭据仅存本地、不经云端或服务器。官方称已通过Secfault Security独立安全审计，支持跨平台免费使用。

Tether推出去中心化密码管理器PearPass，取消云端依赖

PANews reported on December 17th that Tether has released PearPass, an open-source password manager. It employs end-to-end encryption and peer-to-peer device synchronization, allows recovery using user keys, and stores all credentials locally, without passing through the cloud or servers. The official statement claims it has passed an independent security audit by Secfault Security and supports free cross-platform use.

PANews reported on December 17th that Tether has released PearPass , an open-source password manager. It employs end-to-end encryption and peer-to-peer device synchronization, allows recovery using user keys, and stores all credentials locally, without passing through the cloud or servers. The official statement claims it has passed an independent security audit by Secfault Security and supports free cross-platform use.

Tether launches PearPass, a decentralized password manager that eliminates cloud dependency.

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