Identify your public IP address: Visit any website that provides your public IP address, such as https://www.whatismyip.com/, https://www.whatismyipaddress.com/, or https://ipchicken.com/.
Log in to the AWS Management Console: Navigate to the EC2 Dashboard.
Select the security group that needs to restrict inbound access.
Click on the "Inbound Rules" tab.
Edit the inbound rules: Remove the existing inbound rule(s) and add a new rule.
Choose the protocol: Select the protocol you want to allow, such as "SSH" or "HTTP".
Choose the source: Add your IP address, followed by "/32" to indicate that you want to allow traffic from a single IP address.
Save the changes: Click "Save" to save the new inbound rule.
Now, the security group will only accept incoming traffic from your IP address for the chosen protocol.
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