('binary' encoding is not supported, stored as-is) Mailer: SecurityFocus Is it possible for a virus to infect a jpeg (*.jpg) file, then the jpg file to infect other files?...without changing the files characteristics? In other words, a jpeg file (file.jpg) is infected and it remains "infected_file.jpg". It is possible for a file type as jpeg to have a payload or cause damage although it's just being viewed? Perhaps something like steganagraphy...except embedding vbs (or something) causing infection by way of the viewer? I guess another way of asking the question is: Is it possible to get infected by just viewing jpeg files? I realize that's a "wide open question" I just don't know how else to explain myself. Thanks in advance for your patience and help.
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