I found a question that apparently contains malicious code, and thus the AV block it. I understand that the question itself might be about that malicious code, but a better idea might be to edit the question and move the malicious code to Pastebin or something, and then add a link instead, so people can select if they want to click or not, unless the question is totally not for Information Security.
How to de-obfuscate a malicious payload?
Maybe a new policy about malicious code should be added so any code, even in source format, that might belong to malicious software or viruses, should be added on a external site like pastebin, and the link be added to the question or answer instead.
SquidClamav 6.10: Virus detected!
The requested URL https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/128317/decypher-malicious-payload contains a virus
Virus name: SecuriteInfo.com.JS.Obfus-185.UNOFFICIAL
This file cannot be downloaded.
Origin: 192.168.4.90 / -
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What do you think? Should there be a policy that any code that might be malicious or come from a virus, should always be added to a external site to prevent AVs from end users from triggering on this site.
