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If RewriteCond (or any other Apache directive) doesn't behave as documented, that's a correctness issue.

If you use RewriteCond as the basis of securing your website, that's a security issue for you.

If it's a security issue for a significant number of users, or if the documentation recommends using the directive for a security role, then it's also a security issue for the product itself.



If upgrade/reframe that last point more strongly. Any configuration of software that is accepted by its own parser is in product scope.




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