Could this js protection method also potentially be abused?

Consider at the end of particular script, contents of dom script element is being deleted,
so that after the browser evaluates the code, the (mal)code disappears…

→ codeview → http://jsunpack.jeek.org/?report=e22f11e5440b670a129225f58ab7848cbed7f77f
Above link is exclusively meant for security researchers,
open up in a sandboxed browser with NoScript and RequestPolicy extensions active!

Stumbled onto this issue as a javascript protection method, and then immediately questioned the potential abuse of it.

polonus

Well it could well be avast! detection could come in time to detect,
but this is another issue to demand the use of a browser extension like NoScript.
With NoScript installed script cannot do any mischief inside the browser.
Yes, we will keep on hammering at that fact.

pol