The Unofficially Official Home of SpecEmu

[ZjoyKiLer]

For those looking for the latest releases of SpecEmu:
https://specemu.zxe.io

[XoRRoX]

Thanks again

I keep track of new emulator releases by using an RRS feed of http://www.emucr.com/ which I load into Feedly. Now SpecEmu releases through above website are also included in it.

[PeterJ]

https://specemu.zxe.io

Is that GitHub hosting you are using there?

[ZjoyKiLer]

Is that GitHub hosting you are using there?

No, it's my own server. The web is very basic, I'll improve it in the coming days.

[ZjoyKiLer]

Thanks again

I keep track of new emulator releases by using an RRS feed of http://www.emucr.com/ which I load into Feedly. Now SpecEmu releases through above website are also included in it.

Great! Thanks!

[Cosmium]

After I'd downloaded specemu-3.4.b110623, MalwareBytes warned me it considered one of the zip's contained files "emulib.dll" a threat:

Neshta.Virus.FileInfector.DDS

Symptoms
To gain persistence, Virus.Neshta changes the default value for the registry key HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\shell\open\command, to “%SystemRoot%\svchost.com “%1″ %*”.

Aftermath
After removal of the infected files the system may be missing vital files for programs to run. Depending on the duration of the infection and the removed files, the system may even be inoperable.

Is it safe?!

[ZjoyKiLer]

After I'd downloaded specemu-3.4.b110623, MalwareBytes warned me it considered one of the zip's contained files "emulib.dll" a threat:

Neshta.Virus.FileInfector.DDS

Symptoms
To gain persistence, Virus.Neshta changes the default value for the registry key HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\shell\open\command, to “%SystemRoot%\svchost.com “%1″ %*”.

Aftermath
After removal of the infected files the system may be missing vital files for programs to run. Depending on the duration of the infection and the removed files, the system may even be inoperable.

Is it safe?!

Yes. The file doesn't contain any virus. Many versions of SpecEmu produce false positives with some antivirus programs. I suppose it may be because it's written in assembly and some part of its code is similar to code included in certain viruses.