ScanNet vs VIA Wallet

App will find all hosts in your home network or in selected IP range. It can be used not only to know who are using your WiFi and learn more about every device, but also for solving professional tasks. By installing ScanNet - Network Scanner on your device, you get a handy and easy-to-use network scanner that does not require special knowledge when working in the default mode. Following functions and capabilities of the application will be useful for administrators and IT specialists: 1) The ability to check ports right during the search for hosts. Filtering by open ports allows you to quickly find the server you need on your network. 2) IP scanner supports 4 scan modes - arp read, icmp ping, udp ping, dns request. The ability to manually set a DNS server significantly expands the functionality of scanning private networks. 3) A wide range of settings allows you to manually set both the scanning mode and the used methods of name resolution - currently supported by DNS, mDNS, netbios. 4) Advanced search in the list of found hosts - you can search both by all available information, and by address, name, open ports. 5) Personalization - the ability to change the picture and the hostname displayed in the interface. This function requires binding to the WiFi network name for the best performance. In order for the application to get the network name, access to the location will be requested. 6) The function of saving a list of found devices and opening it for study later. 7) The program includes network utilities familiar to every administrator - ping, tracerout, port scanner. Premium access allows you to access them directly from the device information screen. In the free version, all utilities are available for calling from the application menu.

VIA Wallet offers the best of both worlds: Maximum Security, Minimal Effort Maximum Security: Enterprises concerned about insider threats, quantum-resistance, and data moving across network boundaries benefit from VIA Wallet’s zero trust architecture, rigorously tested by the U.S. Department of Defense. Auditability, permission revocability, and multi-party approval of workflows are all standard. Minimal Effort: Enterprise administrators can deploy the VIA Wallet in minutes with self-service user onboarding and ABAC, RBAC, and SSO integration. Users benefit from an effortless experience. Accept network credentials, login requests, transaction logging, and more with a single “swipe right.” Applications: Provide access to enterprise applications like secure, end-to-end encrypted document transfers within an enterprise and with external parties. Enable enterprise network access or guest network access effortlessly. Security and Standards: VIA Wallet was designed to meet U.S. Department of Defense security standards with zero trust compliance. Our wallet uses a hybrid of classical CSNA 1.0, 2.0, and NIST-approved quantum-resistant encryption and digital signature standards to protect against current and future threats. Verifiable credentials are W3C-compliant.