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Is there a risk in using @Html.Raw? It seems to me there shouldn’t be. If there is a risk then wouldn’t that risk already exist regardless of using @Html.Raw in that modern browsers such as Chrome will allow an edit injection of <script>malicious()</script> or even to change a form’s post action to something else.
@Html.Rawwill allow executing any script that is on the value to display. If you want to prevent that you need to use@Html.AttributeEncode