![]() ![]() The ldap_search.log contains connection information as well as LDAP searches including the search filter and attributes, both of which are valuable for determining the purpose and result of the search. The ldap.log contains general connection information as well as message information (version, operations, results, diagnostics and more) that's not related to searches. When the analyzer is enabled, two new logs are created: the ldap.log and the ldap_search.log. With this new LDAP analyzer, all LDAP connections seen by the sensor will be analyzed, decoded, and logged. While there have been some partially developed analyzers/parsers for Zeek in the past, none were complete enough to be useful until the Zeek community came up with a version coded using Spicy (the new parser generator framework). ![]() It's also a critical transport component of information for other applications including those in the banking, energy, and healthcare sectors. While it's an open standard, it's most often seen as part of several server implementations, especially Microsoft's Active Directory, OpenLDAP, and others. You likely know LDAP as a workhorse for carrying directory information across the network. That's why we are very happy to announce that with our v27.2 release we are supporting a new analyzer for the LDAP protocol. Comprehensive visibility into network protocols is a hallmark of Zeek (and therefore Corelight) data. ![]()
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