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MIME media type name : image
MIME subtype name : IETF Tree - jpeg
Required parameters : None
Optional parameters : None
Encoding considerations :
Image/jpeg objects consist of binary data. A content-transfer-encoding of
"Binary" is strongly encouraged for messaging environments which
support binary transport. A content-transfer-encoding of Base64 (and
the associated transformation) is strongly encouraged for messaging
environments that do not support binary transfer.
Security considerations :
(1) Image/jpeg objects contain only "passive" binary data. There is
no active executable content.
(2) Image/jpeg objects are not signed or encrypted internally. External
security mechanisms must be employed to ensure content confidentiality and
integrity.
Interoperability considerations : None
Published specification :
JPEG Draft Standard ISO 10918-1 CD.
Also see RFC 2046 and RFC 2049 for information on the registration of
this media type.
Applications which use this media type :
Many applications use this media type.
Additional information :
1. Magic number(s) : First four bytes: \377\330\377\340
Bytes 6-10: JFIF
2. File extension(s) : JPEG JPG JPE
3. Macintosh file type code : JPEG JFIF
Person to contact for further information :
1. Name : Ned Freed
2. E-mail : ned.freed@innosoft.com
Intended usage : Common
Author/Change controller : Ned Freed
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