Stephen Fewer

continue.exe (SHA1: 3588345B1C76580422C8772C6A16660BAAD31C01) is not a virus. It triggers 2/55 on virustotal [0] probably due to some generic heuristic matching. If you are still concerned you can build it from...

Fair enough, The source code is in the tree so you can build your own copy to avoid any doubt.

No problem, always good to double check these things! :)

It shouldn't be too much work but I do not have the time unfortunately to bring support to older platforms.

Well ./node/source/continue/main.c is pretty simple so any win32 compiler toolchain should be able to compile it. I would either download an old version of MSVC Express or grab something like...

I see this too on all of my systems which I have moved over to ruby 2.0.0. I don't recall this issue manifesting on ruby 1.9.3 (AFAIK). Will investigate more...

HI @pyoor, no reason special chars shouldn't be allowed, seems like an oversight on my behalf, cheers.

Hi @Xploit3r, were you able to resolve this issue? like @mutfuzz mentioned, ie6/7 are not supported

This is indicative of the hooking stubs failing due to a new IE version. I update these when I can so should be working now. Can you confirm?

Awesome, thanks for the bug report, I'll investigate further to confirm how other browsers are handling this (I know its working for some as my nodes are cycling through fuzzers)....