AWS - Security Groups and Network ACLsWhat is a key difference between Security Groups and Network ACLs in AWS?ASecurity Groups are stateful; Network ACLs are statelessBSecurity Groups operate at subnet level; Network ACLs operate at instance levelCSecurity Groups are stateless; Network ACLs are statefulDBoth are stateful firewallsCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall statefulness of Security GroupsSecurity Groups are stateful, meaning return traffic is automatically allowed.Step 2: Recall statefulness of Network ACLsNetwork ACLs are stateless, so return traffic must be explicitly allowed.Final Answer:Security Groups are stateful; Network ACLs are stateless -> Option AQuick Check:Stateful = Security Groups, Stateless = NACLs [OK]Quick Trick: Stateful remembers return traffic; stateless does not [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESMixing up stateful and stateless propertiesAssuming both operate at the same network levelThinking NACLs are stateful
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