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"Private networking" as defined by assigning private-range IP addresses are only private as long as there is no route to your network, or as long as it's isolat
by MayeulC 3y ago
"Private networking" as defined by assigning private-range IP addresses are only private as long as there is no route to your network, or as long as it's isolated on a dedicated vlan (even then, there could be some rogue machines).
In the first case, you need a firewall for IPv4 anyway. In the second case, that would also work with IPv6.
Disclaimer: I know nothing about Azure/AWS internals.