Pwned Passwords is Now Open Source via the .NET Foundation

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Troy Hunt confirms that Pwned Passwords is now moving to Open Source via the .NET Foundation.
He said,

It's a very simple code base consisting of Azure Storage, a single Azure Function and a Cloudflare worker.

It has its own domain, Cloudflare account and Azure services so can easily be picked up and open sourced independently to the rest of HIBP.

It's entirely non-commercial without any API costs or Enterprise services like other parts of HIBP (I want community efforts to remain in the community).

The data that drives Pwned Passwords is already freely available in the public domain via the downloadable hash sets.

He also went on to say, that the FBI will feed Pwned Passwords as is discovers these compromises during its work.
"And so, the FBI reached out and we began a discussion about what it might look like to provide them with an avenue to feed compromised passwords into HIBP and surface them via the Pwned Passwords feature."

[troyhunt.com...]