JPEG exploits are a stealthy risk lurking within seemingly innocuous image files. Attackers leverage the design's inherent flexibility to embed malicious scripts. When an infected JPEG is opened, the malware can deploy itself, compromising your system. These exploits often go undetected due to their

LokiBot utilizes steganography to cover malware in pictures and an executable file. The malware “installs by itself as two data files: .jpg file along with a .exe file; the .jpg file opens, unlocking information that LokiBot requires when executed” (votiro). Suspect a file is incorrectly detected (