Jpg.exe Virus Removal -

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Malware authors exploit users' trust in image files by naming their malicious executable something like family-photo.jpg.exe or invoice.jpg.exe . By default, Windows hides known file extensions to make the user interface cleaner. Consequently, a user might only see family-photo.jpg and assume it is a harmless picture. When they double-click to open it, they are actually launching a malicious script. jpg.exe virus removal

virus is typically a type of Trojan or worm that disguises itself by using a double extension (e.g., image.jpg.exe