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It’s not a security hole. Here you need read it first:
Read: Excluding Hosts and Directories ModSecurity: Debian-Ubuntu
Read some example: Wordpress ModSecurity
Conclusion: Mod Security does not play nice with some apps in example WordPress or by some other application. You should also look for information related to the application you are using.
I actually followed that tutorial to setup mod_security on my server and I set up to the rules to be removed only in specific locations (those containing forms). The problem was not the module conflicting with my plugins but it being triggered when a user inputs a special character in any of my web forms (like % or $ or ’ or #).
So I removed and those rules in order to o disable the special character triggers.