I need some help on finding a binder that will do this! Everytime that I combine a keylogger to a .jpg file it shows that its a exe file. Can anyone help me on this?

A keylogger can't be run as a JPG file.

What you're asking for is not really possible. There used to be issues on windows with extentions, where you'd have stuff like HotNakedChick.jpg.exe and it'd show "HotNakedChick.jpg" and not the .exe part, so people clicked on it not knowing they were executing a binary. IIRC such tricks don't work anymore.

Only thing I can think of is seeing which viewer they use, find a bug in it and embed the .exe in the jpg file, exploit the viewer and then run the .exe file.

Keyloggers can be embedded in .wav files.

Thanks for your help

I actually tried embedding the Perfect Keylogger into a .wav file it still showed up as a .exe. Maybe one day I will post a program where you can actually trick the other user into thinking he has a .wav file and not a .exe. So if anyone comes up with this before I do. Then I'm retarded. Thanks

You misunderstand. Jpegs and wavs do not run code when you open them. Naming something xxxx.jpg.exe will only work if the person receiving your file is a retard who hides file extensions.

The only way to embed code in such a file is to find an exploit (usually a buffer overflow) in the program used to open the file. For example, if winamp had a bug where a .wav file crafted in a particular way (ie, not a real .wav file, but an arbitrary stream of bits which winamp would open under the assumption that it was a real .wav) was able to overflow a buffer, you could manipulate your file to execute arbitrary code, such as a key logger. Finding such an exploit is hard; as soon as they become known, they tend to be patched. If you discover one of your own, you could pull it off, but you're unlikely to be capable of that.

You can't just rename a .exe to have a .jpg extension, otherwise everyone would be exploitable.

For the record.

There has been a security issue with jpeg vulnerability in win os. The first exploit was written by FoToZ (I belive). John Bissell wrote a GDI+ jpeg remote exploit in sep 2004 after that.

This vulnerability was patched for.

I renamed a .exe file to .jpg.exe and avg detected it!