Veeam evaluates .lynx files on the appliance as malware and throws a WARN

We discovered that Veeam evaluates the .lynx files, which are present on the appliance, as part of the default Debian 12 Bookworm installation, as malware and throws a WARN:

The below files are present by default, on a freshly installed Checkmk appliance:

And are part of the Debian architecture, as noted in the official Debian documentation.

The current Veeam issue is also described in this forum post.

This is, of course, a false positive alert and the files do not contain malware.