Stripe CLI listed as a virus or PUP by Windows 11

[JBLorincz]

Issue

I attempted to use the Stripe CLI as documented by Stripe in the webhook test doc and the install Stripe CLI doc. I downloaded the stripe_1.13.9_windows_x86_64.zip file at the mentioned url per the Windows instructions which contained a stripe.exe file. Upon downloading the zip, I got an error in chrome saying: "This file is not commonly downloaded and is dangerous." I clicked the "keep" button, and extracted the zip. I ran the CLI via a terminal command and logged in via browser. After I logged in, the stripe.exe file disappeared from my machine. I tried re-extracting stripe.exe from the downloaded zip again and I received this popup:

Expected Behavior

The ability to use Stripe CLI.

Steps to reproduce

1. Download the Stripe CLI from the above link, as per the Windows Stripe CLI setup docs
2. Extract the zip file
3. open a terminal window and try to use the command stripe login
4. Log in
5. Stripe.exe should disappear from it's directory

Traceback

Inapplicable as stripe CLI won't even run

Environment

Windows 11

[tomer-stripe]

Hey @JBLorincz! This is unfortunately an issue with the golang compiler itself, check out https://go.dev/doc/faq#virus. We have another issue tracking this but I don't know if we'll actually be able to resolve this because it's at the compiler level #692.

Going to close this issue for now!