LDAP
LDAP Injection Explained
LDAP injection attacks can compromise your entire directory. Learn how they work, what they look like, and how to prevent them in your LDAP instance.
Created by Tim Howes and his colleagues at the University of Michigan, the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, or LDAP, is the sire of the modern directory service. JumpCloud has reimagined LDAP as LDAP-as-a-Service for today's IT organizations.
LDAP injection attacks can compromise your entire directory. Learn how they work, what they look like, and how to prevent them in your LDAP instance.
Leveraging a combination of authentication protocols gives most organizations access to more types of IT resources, which can ultimately support their business objectives better.
Many MFA tools require a proxy or middleware to authenticate to the LDAP directory. Learn the benefits of skipping the connector for direct authentication.
Using JumpCloud's Cloud LDAP, admins can authenticate users to their MySQL databases from the cloud with simplicity.
Learn about different OpenLDAP use cases, including using GUI wrappers, cloud-hosted OpenLDAP, and multiple OpenLDAP servers.
OpenLDAP is the most popular open-source LDAP implementation. Learn how it works, how you can implement it, and popular alternatives.
Want to skip the pain of creating an LDAP infrastructure? Cloud LDAP may be the service you've been looking for.
Compare LDAP, OpenLDAP, and Active Directory, and explore why different companies choose different directory protocols and implementations.
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, also known as LDAP, is one of the core protocols that was developed for directory services.
Learn more about the origins of directory from one of the co-creators of the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP): Tim Howes.
For a detailed overview of what each protocol brings to your identity management strategy, take a look at our RADIUS vs LDAP comparison.
Learn why and how to secure your directory’s legacy LDAP binds using LDAPS or another similar approach.