Access control for content delivery services

A second server for associating a first account with a second account, the first account being hosted by a first server, the second account being hosted by the second server, comprising:

• a network device;
• a memory;
• and
• a processor configured to:
• receive an authentication request from the first server relative to second login credentials associated with the second account;
• authenticate the second login credentials;
• flag the second account;
• authorize access to the second account in response to receiving an account identifier identifying the second account and administrator's credentials associated with the first server;
• receive, by the second server, a second authentication request from a device other than the first server to access the second account after the second account has been flagged;
• and
• deny the second authentication request.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising computer-readable instructions for associating a first account with a second account, the first account being hosted by a first server, the second account being hosted by a second server, when executed, cause a processor of the second server to:

• receive an authentication request from the first server relative to second login credentials associated with the second account;
• authenticate the second login credentials;
• flag the second account;
• authorize access to the second account in response to receiving an account identifier identifying the second account and administrator's credentials associated with the first server;
• receive, by the second server, a second authentication request from a device other than the first server to access the second account after the second account has been flagged;
• and
• deny the second authentication request.

A method for associating a first account with a second account, the first account being hosted by a first server, the second account being hosted by a second server, the method comprising:

• receiving, by the second server, an authentication request from the first server relative to second login credentials associated with the second account;
• authenticating, by the second server, the second login credentials;
• flagging, by the second server, the second account;
• authorizing access, by the second server, to the second account in response to receiving an account identifier identifying the second account and administrator's credentials associated with the first server;
• and
• receiving, by the second server, an authentication request from a user device to access the second account after flagging the second account, wherein the authentication request comprises the second login credentials;
• and
• denying the authentication request.

A second server for associating a first account with a second account, the first account being hosted by a first server, the second account being hosted by the second server, comprising:

• a network device;
• a memory;
• and
• a processor configured to:
• receive an authentication request from the first server relative to second login credentials associated with the second account;
• authenticate the second login credentials;
• flag the second account;
• authorize access to the second account in response to receiving an account identifier identifying the second account and administrator's credentials associated with the first server;
• receive an authentication request from a user device to access the second account after flagging the second account, wherein the authentication request comprises the second login credentials;
• and
• deny the authentication request.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising computer-readable instructions for associating a first account with a second account, the first account being hosted by a first server, the second account being hosted by a second server, when executed, cause a processor of the second server to:

• receive an authentication request from the first server relative to second login credentials associated with the second account;
• authenticate the second login credentials;
• flag the second account;
• authorize access to the second account in response to receiving an account identifier identifying the second account and administrator's credentials associated with the first server;
• receive an authentication request from a user device to access the second account after flagging the second account, wherein the authentication request comprises the second login credentials;
• and
• deny the authentication request.