Sure, but my point is that is true for all software, not just Minecraft. It becomes a moot point in the context. Non-tech savvy people do not know how to calcul

Sure, but my point is that is true for all software, not just Minecraft. It becomes a moot point in the context. Non-tech savvy people do not know how to calculate risk of malware in any context. That's basically the definition of being tech savvy. It's tautological. You could just as easily say that non-tech-savvy people will download malware trying to download the official minecraft client from google, and instead click a malicious "minecreft.com" ad link.