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You need to get rid of the ".php" in that Files directive. It leaves a few text files accessible. Technically that is harmless, but the code that checks for accessible files doesn't make any distinctions.
Better yet, move the core above the web root and change the path in all the config.core.php files (root, manager, connectors, + setup if it's there) and in config.inc.php if necessary.
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☆ A M B ☆
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Yes, this is known. There is some debate as to the best way to deal with this. There are ways to have a request return a 404 (not found) instead of the 403 (forbidden) response. The thought is that the 403 response indicates that the file does exist, while returning a 404 would suggest that it's not even there.