Microsoft is Tightening Its Security in Active Directory
Microsoft is tightening its security in Active Directory (AD), changing the default Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) and channel binding settings on Windows Server Active Directory domain controllers. Ultimately, enforcing LDAP signing and channel binding.
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