Super Proxy vs VIA Wallet

Super Proxy tunnnels all your apps through an HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy server. This enables you to access the internet in every app within your company or college network. Alternatively you can use a public proxy server for example to bypass restrictions of your ISP. Technically this is implemented by a local VPN service that tunnels all traffic through a proxy server. Super Proxy supports both SOCKS5 proxies and HTTP proxy servers using the HTTP CONNECT method.

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.