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LDAP Credentials

Description

General

  • Documentation: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2251
  • Summary: LDAP stands for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. It is a protocol used when accessing directory information services. It is useful when fast retrieval of data is needed, and to query databases where users perform a lot of queries and only few updates to the database, typically login information.

Revoke the secret

Database administrators can revoke an entry in the directory.

Details for LDAP Credentials

  • Family: identifiers

  • Category: data_storage

  • High recall: False

  • Validity check available: True

  • Analyzer available: False

  • On-premise instances exist: False

  • Only valid secrets raise an alert: False

  • Minimum number of matches: 3

  • Occurrences found for one million commits: 0.37

  • Prefixed: False

Details for LDAP Credentials with DN

  • Family: identifiers

  • Category: data_storage

  • High recall: False

  • Validity check available: True

  • Analyzer available: False

  • On-premise instances exist: False

  • Only valid secrets raise an alert: False

  • Minimum number of matches: 3

  • Occurrences found for one million commits: 3.44

  • Prefixed: False