Answer: Statelessness, Sequential rule processing based on rule number

The correct answers are A and D. Network ACLs (Access Control Lists) in AWS are stateless, which means they do not track the state of a connection and each packet is evaluated independently. This is why option A is correct. Additionally, when deciding whether to allow traffic, Network ACLs process the rules in sequential order, starting with the lowest numbered rule. As soon as a rule matches the traffic, it is applied, and no further rules are evaluated, which makes option D correct. Option B is incorrect because Network ACLs are not stateful. Option C is incorrect because Network ACLs do not evaluate all rules; they stop at the first matching rule. Option E is not applicable as it was not part of the original question.

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