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Why explicit Deny?

This revision card explains Why explicit Deny? An Allow-if-true elsewhere can still permit HTTP unless Deny wins. On the card, the building blocks include Use Bool aws — SecureTransport false; pair with least-privilege Allows. The how-to section notes presigned http URLs also fail — conditions still bind. An example on the card is sofia Alvarez demos AccessDenied on http endpoint.

Why explicit Deny? An Allow-if-true elsewhere can still permit HTTP unless Deny wins. Use Bool aws:SecureTransport false; pair with least-privilege Allows. Presigned http URLs also fail — conditions still bind. Sofia Alvarez demos AccessDenied on http endpoint.
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Why do we need it?

An Allow-if-true elsewhere can still permit HTTP unless Deny wins.

Deny

What is it?

Use Bool aws:SecureTransport false; pair with least-privilege Allows.

How to do it

Presigned http URLs also fail — conditions still bind.

Example

Sofia Alvarez demos AccessDenied on http endpoint.

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