InfraGuard

Port 636 (LDAPS) — exposure risk

A standard public service — usually fine to expose, but keep it patched and on TLS.

StandardDirectory

What it is

Account/authentication directories such as LDAP and Kerberos.

Why it is risky

Cleartext LDAP (389) exposure enables account enumeration and credential theft.

What to do

Enforce LDAPS (636) / signing and keep the directory on internal networks.

Is it listening on your server?

Linuxss -ltnp 'sport = :636'

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