The scope of this is a bit larger than the LDAP credentials, given the potential variety in accessible domains.
One could potentially use key-based encryption, storing the key in config.php, using mcrypt. It wouldn't be bulletproof, but it would prevent against SQL injection attacks or misplaced database dumps.
The scope of this is a bit larger than the LDAP credentials, given the potential variety in accessible domains.
One could potentially use key-based encryption, storing the key in config.php, using mcrypt. It wouldn't be bulletproof, but it would prevent against SQL injection attacks or misplaced database dumps.