Every time I open up and run the latest version of Penlight, windows makes a complaint; it's almost never seen this program before, and there's no security certificate or whatever to vouch for it. Its the curse of indie development, and I usually ignore it (I've already ran early updates of Penlight, so running the latest version isn't really that much riskier...)
This time, however, with update Source-0.1522.2, my antivirus *freaked out* saying that Penlight.exe was acting suspiciously in a recognizably malware way (it gave me a name, but I didn't catch it), and it wanted permission to isolate the program. Next thing I know it's saying it failed and is rebooting my PC.
When I got back online I scanned the Source-0.1522.2 folder and found nothing wrong (and no files missing?) so it's possible it's a false positive (it's also possible that the program only looks suspicious to my antivirus while running? Idk I'm not that kind of programmer)
Now, I don't think Angela would purposefully put malware in the game, but I figure it's worth bringing attention to; 0.1522.2 *has* set off a user's antivirus program. Anyone who worked on or has played that version of Penlight should probably run a scan on their computer just to be safe.
If it turns out it was nothing then I apologize for creating this thread; I'd hate to give this game bad press if there's nothing actually wrong.