Javelin temporary files flagged by anti-virus

Every time the game is launched, Windows Defender pop-up appears, informing me that it blocked a threat. The flagged file is C:\Windows\SystemTemp\Tmp####.tmp, where #### are random numbers, different on every launch. The specific threat detected is VulnerableDriver:WinNT/Winring0.

Basically, outdated versions of the Winring0 driver expose a CVE that can be used by third-parties as an attack vector. I am using other kernel-level software that uses this driver, such as Rivatuner, OpenRGB or HWMonitor, but I'm 100% sure this specific case is related to Javelin Anti-Cheat, as the pop-ups only appear when I launch BF6, and at no other point.

This is a problem for three main reasons. One, it's a vulnerability that should be taken seriously and it's frankly quite the amateur move for EA to ship the anti-cheat with this CVE. Two, the constant Defender pop-ups are annoying, and some affected users might think they actually got infected. Three, I don't want to get banned because Defender accurately identified a threat, and disrupted some functionality triggering an anti-cheat flag.

Reproduction steps: launch BF6 via Steam with latest version of Windows Defender active. Confirmed with version 1.441.104.0, on Windows 11 Education.