Summary:
- Buttercup, a popular password manager, has now been made open-source. This means that the software's code is publicly available for anyone to view, use, and contribute to.
- Open-sourcing Buttercup allows developers and security experts to review the code, identify and fix any potential vulnerabilities, and improve the overall security and functionality of the password manager.
- Making Buttercup open-source also encourages a community of users and contributors to collaborate on the project, leading to more features, bug fixes, and a more secure and reliable password management solution.