Update virus scanner FAQ

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 <h2 id="virusscanners">Virus scanners and false positives with new SABnzbd releases</h2>
-<p>In the first one or two weeks after a new SABnzbd release, a virus scanner (like Windows Defender) might say the new SABnzbd release
-    contains a virus / is malicious. This is caused by the new SABnzbd binary, which is new and thus unknown to some virus scanners.
-    After one or two weeks, the virus scanners are OK with the new release.
-    You can follow statistics what virus scanners say on www.virustotal.com
+<p>
+    In the first one or two weeks after a new SABnzbd release, a virus scanner (like Windows Defender) might say the new SABnzbd release
+    contains a virus / is malicious.
+    The reason for this is that SABnzbd is written in the programming langauge Python, but many malicious programs are <em>also</em> written in Python.
+    Just because of that virus scanners are triggered automatically after a new release, as the SABnzbd binary is unknown to them.<br>
+    These results are false-positives. <br>
+    You can upload the SABnzbd binary yourself to <a href="https://www.virustotal.com/" target="_blank">www.virustotal.com</a>, which checks the binary
+    against all available virus scanners. If the binary did contain some virus, all the scanners would be triggered. <br>
+    After one or two weeks, most virus scanners are updated and will no longer react to SABnzbd.
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     <div class="title">Footnotes</div>
     <div class="footnote-footer" id="footnote-1">1. Often administrators receive so-called DMCA notifications</div>