Mình không rành về lập trình nhưng định dạng AAE là 1 file mở rộng .XML dùng hỗ trợ khi bạn tải hình ảnh từ iPhone vào máy tính.Vì vậy mỗi khi bạn tải ảnh từ iphone về đều có file AAE . Đó không phải là virus, yên tâm !
Lại cha nội này nữa, tui nói hong phải virus, cha nói virus, cá 1 ăn 100 nè, cá hong ? nè dân viết code, viết code mà không đọc được tiếng Anh hả Pa ? The AAE file: What is its purpose, how do I open it and can it be deleted? Many iPhone, Windows and Apple Mac users sorting through photo libraries have probably noticed the appearance of AAE files, ending in the .AAE extension. By their file names, these typically look like image files (eg IMG_2123.AAE) but if you try to open them, you'll see an error message saying they are not valid image files. Windows users will see a message saying 'Windows cannot open this file' and a suggestion to search the web for something that can. This is especially confusing for Windows users as by default, Windows hides extensions, so in these cases an AAE file will simply look like IMG_2123 with a generic blank icon. You may have also noticed that files you edited on your iPhone (or Mac) using the Photos app now appear unedited when you transfer them from your iPhone to another computer or software program on the Apple Mac. So what's going on? In short, editing in the Photos App from iPhone release iOS 8 and above does not change the original image file. In the past editing a file would over-write the original. The iOS 8 and above leave the original photograph alone and saves your edit instructions in a separate file, namely the AAE file (also called the AAE sidecar file). The location of the AAE file is in the same folder as the original photo and follows the same naming format, but instead of .JPG at the end, it will have the .AAE file extension. For example IMG_2123.JPG that has been edited will have another file created called IMG_2123.AAE. This may explain why at first glance the appearance of AAE files is somewhat random: it only appears if you edit an image file.
