INSIDE Secure player technology uses Microsoft PlayReady Digital Rights Management (DRM) content protection. Wowza Media ...

SecureToken is a challenge and response based security system that provides a high level of content protection against spoofing ...

By default, Wowza Media Server® doesn't try to authenticate encoder connections when using the RTMP and RTSP protocols. ...

Wowza StreamLock^TM AddOn is a new security option for network encryption from Wowza^®. It provides near-instant provisioning ...

There are several ways to protect Apple^® HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) streaming using DRM encryption. This article describes ...

There are several ways to protect smooth streaming using PlayReady DRM. This article tries to cover all the options. ...

Wowza Server logs anonymous statistics in the access or stats logs. To correlate stream events in the logs with users, first ...

Example module that illustrates basic API for controlling access to Cupertino (iOS), Smooth (Silverlight) and San Jose (Flash ...

You can test AES encryption by downloading one of the .ts files (a chunk) from a playlist and try to play it in VideoLAN ...

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This article describes how to use AuthenticateUsernamePasswordProviderBase with the ModuleRTMPAuthenticate module to intercept ...

This article describes how to use the ModuleSecureURLParams module as an alternative to the ModuleRTMPAuthenticate module ...

This example demonstrates the basic framework for implementing the IMediaStreamNameAliasProvider2 interface, which is used ...

You can override releaseStream to authorize a stream that is being published. This example checks to see if a stream with ...

Here is some code contributed by user RogerLittin in our forums. From his post:

I was looking for a method to stop my swf's and images from being stolen or decompiled and came across a bit of code for loading them as a byte array instead of using the normal Loader. ...

Example module that illustrates basic API for controlling access to a Smooth Streaming stream.

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By default RTSP/RTP authentication (digest and basic) is controlled by a single password file located at [install-dir]/conf/publish.password. If you would like to have a separate publish.password file per application, you can do this by doing the following: ...

Example module that illustrates basic API for controlling access to an RTSP/RTP stream.

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This is a file based, username/password authentication method that you can use with Flash applications that connect to Wowza ...