We are given a ton of files and I have to find 5 .jpg or .jpeg images using Linux command line. I am unable to find all of them. Ive been using the find command a lot and having no luck. I can find normal .jpg files but not the hidden ones! Any suggestions?

Overview The "intro" lab is an introduction to DETER and some basic UNIX utilities. The lab itself has four parts: 1. Obtain a DETER account and then create/swap in your intro experiment. 2. Use the command line to find five hidden JPG images. 3. Use the Internet to find answers to a few simple questions. 4. Make a "tar ball" of your answers and the images, and submit it to your instructor Finally, in addition to completing the lab, we recommend you spend some additional time playing around with utilities and reading man pages if you are unsure of your UNIx or command-line skills. You are welcome to use DETER for this purpose. Required Reading DETER Instructions In order to complete this lab, you'll need to follow the instructions for getting a DETER account and swapping in experiments. You'll also need to learn a few things about the Unix command line (if you don't already know them). In this section, we will briefly discuss how to use the tools you may need to complete these labs. Most of these tools are very well documented. Your first reference should be the man page for the tool, usually accessed by executing man program on the command line. However, these tools are so fundamental to the command line that many of them have extensive documentation, tips, and tutorials available online. Google is your friend. Secure Shell and Copy SSH is short for Secure Shell, an encrypted, remote, command line terminal client, SCP is short for Secure Copy, and is used to transfer files from host to host using encrypted channels. Since you will use SSH and SCP to interact with DETER, your first step should be to read DETER's introduction to SSH and SCP for students