StreamGuys provides broadcast stations that require pay-per-view access to their streaming content a turnkey solution that enables them to sell subscriptions to their content streams.

RevenueStream works in conjunction with PayPal for payment processing.

You will be given a subscribe button that can be placed on any web site. Users can subscribe with a credit card or a PayPal account securely over the Internet. This process will automatically send users a user name and password to access the account. Subscriptions will renew automatically until the subscriber cancels their service. During the account setup, StreamGuys will integrate RevenueStream into your existing web site.

StreamGuys Network utilizes premium bandwidth and data centers to ensure global distribution and mission critical delivery.

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RevenueStream is customized to your exact specifications. All systems are integrated into your existing web site and extensively tested for quality assurance.

RevenueStream constantly protects your directory against unauthorized use or access of any kind.

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StreamGuys PassKey System Overview

Overview

The PassKey system employs encrypted tokens that are appended to the tune in URLs and are used to authenticate viewers. Each token is dynamically generated on the customers side using a custom built library provided by StreamGuys and contains a time frame for which the token is valid. The length of this time frame is determined by the customer and once it has expired, that token will no longer be able to tune into any of the protected streams. This method allows the customer to perform user authentication with any existing user or content management system infrastructure.

Security

The PassKey system uses a 128-bit encryption algorithm that employs a shared key to encrypt and decrypt data. This key is shared only between StreamGuys and the client. In addition the PassKey system uses an Initialization Vector in the encrypting process to add extra security to the encrypted token and prevent reverse engineering of the shared key.

PassKey Process

1. User requests stream

The user should be logged into the existing system and there should exist the capability to authenticate and verify their credentials.

2. PassKey is generated

The system should then reference the provided library to generate a valid token. Certain information is passed into the PassKey call, such as time frame, username and IP. An encrypted token is then returned and appended to the streaming server URL.

3. PassKey is sent to the streaming server

The player then initiates communication with the streaming server and sends the server the information specified in the URL, including the encrypted token.

4. Streaming server decodes token

The streaming server receives the content request along with the encrypted token, locates the content and then decrypts the token. If the server us unable to decrypt the token, it is assumed to be invalid and the request is denied.

5. Time frame is compared

Once a valid time frame has been extracted from the encrypted token it is then compared to the current time. If the current time falls within the time frame then the streaming server begins sending the requested content stream to the player. If the current time falls outside

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