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A private subnet has no internet gateway route but reaches the internet through a centralized transit egress VPC. Why is the label private insufficient for a compliance conclusion?
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- Every subnet without a local internet gateway is mathematically unable to send any internet traffic.
- Effective exposure depends on the complete routed path and controls, including transit and central egress.
- VPC Name tags automatically block all public destinations.
- A Transit Gateway always encrypts and denies every public destination by default.
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