filejpgexe
Filejpgexe is a term used to describe a class of disguised executable files that use a misleading filename to appear as a jpg image while actually being an executable. It is a form of masquerading commonly employed in malware distribution and phishing campaigns.
Mechanism and characteristics follow a double-extension pattern. In Windows, file extensions can be hidden by default,
Risks and contexts of use include malware delivery, such as Trojans, ransomware, or spyware, as well as
Detection and mitigation focus on reducing ambiguity around file types and improving user awareness. Best practices
Related concepts include double extensions, masquerading, and phishing.