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13. Symantec Security Response - Backdoor.EggHead
- www.symantec.com
- EggHead.
- EggHead is a backdoor Trojan horse program that uses a freeware IRC bot as its core component. ...
- EggHead is executed, it does the following:.
- EggHead. ... EggHead.
- EggHead loads itself each time the computer starts by adding the following and registry keys and values:.
- EggHead, delete the legitimate files that are dropped by the Trojan, and remove references that it added to the registry.
- EggHead.
14. 1/19/99 - EGGHEAD.COM CHOOSES SUN MICROSYSTEMS AS CORPORATE STANDARD FOR WEB SITE AND BUSINESS OPERATIONS
- www.sun.com
- EGGHEAD. ...
- today announced that Egghead. ...
- egghead. ... Egghead is using the Oracle 8 database and Oracle Application Server for the Web site. ...
- Egghead's Web site incorporates three shopping formats, including: The Superstores, Egghead Computer and Egghead Software; The Egghead Surplus Direct Liquidation Center; and Egghead Auctions. ...
- "We decided that with the sweeping changes we made going with electronic retailing all the way, it was imperative to select vendors who were on the leading edge of electronic commerce," said Tom Collins, vice president of Web operations and chief technology officer at Egghead. ...
- "Egghead is a unique example of an aggressive retailer taking control of their own destiny with advanced technology," said Bob DeLaney, worldwide group manager of retailing at Sun Microsystems. ...
- Egghead started by looking at Sun's most powerful servers, but Sun helped model the company's environment to meet its growth goals without overspending. Egghead selected a configuration that included Sun Enterprise 250, 3500, 4000 and 6500 servers and Sun StorEdge A3500 disk arrays for storage. ...
- Crew, The Sharper Image, Egghead. ...
- To facilitate its Sun implementation, Egghead. ...
- This announcement contains forward-looking statements about Egghead. com that involve risks and uncertainties that include, among others, Egghead. com's limited Internet operating history, risks associated with management of potential growth, competition, and Egghead. ... Moreinformation about factors that potentially could affect Egghead. com's financial results is included in Egghead. ...
15. Egghead credit card hack: serious questions remain | The Register
- www.theregister.co.uk
- The Register » Security » Egghead credit card hack: serious questions remain.
- It started with a tip from a Register reader whose bank advised him to cancel his Visa credit card after shopping at on-line retailer Egghead. com, then developed into a tour de force of public-relations worst practices, and finally ended in lingering doubts about whether Egghead's vehement claim that no credit card data was compromised during its Christmas hack is trustworthy.
- Initially, all we knew was what our reader told us: "Late last week my bank called to tell me that Egghead had told the Visa company that a large number of their customers credit card info had been accessed by a hostile cracker. ...
- We first replied to the reader asking the name of his or her bank; and then contacted Egghead. We were intensely curious because if our reader was right, we'd found a real discrepancy between what Egghead told Visa, and what they told the public, about the extent of the December attack.
- "Oh, this is nothing," Egghead PR bunny Robin Crandall chuckled to us in a flutey voice. ...
- Crandall suggested that the bank was needlessly alarming customers about an incident which Egghead had determined to be harmless. ...
- We assured her that we'd been around long enough to know that we already had a story, as the glaring discrepancy between Egghead's reassuring press release, and the decidedly skittish behavior of a bank which issues Visa cards, is news in itself. ...
- That little performance instantly concluded our friendly chat with Crandall, but soon yielded a phone call and e-mail memo from her supervisor, Egghead Corporate Communications VP Joanne Sperans Hartzell.
- Because the bank's Visa security officer never knew they were talking to the press, we won't quote him or her; but we will say that their understanding of the Egghead hack struck us as not quite in alignment with Hartzell's.
- "Surely the Egghead database was compromised; otherwise, why would Visa recommend that we cancel our customers' cards "?.
- Surely, if Egghead's version of events was accurate, there'd be no need for a bank to go to such lengths. ...
- A day later we obtained a letter written by Visa USA Senior VP and security specialist John Shaughnessy to card issuers warning about the Egghead hack, which unfortunately raised more questions than it answered.
- When we started this story we'd hoped to advise those of our readers who shopped at Egghead prior to the holiday hack as to whether canceling their credit cards would be a prudent move, or an overreaction; but thanks to Shaughnessy's irrational fear of explaining himself, we remain unprepared to do so.
- Ironically, Egghead's Hartzell approached us last week proposing to "put an end to the disinformation regarding the attack on our systems in December," but, as events would have it, she only contributed to it in the end. ...
16. Analysts: Egghead's inquiry cost millions | Tech News on ZDNet
- zdnet.com.com
- Analysts: Egghead's inquiry cost millions.
- While Egghead. ...
- Egghead (eggs), based in Menlo Park, Calif. ... Although Egghead said on Dec. ...
- Egghead chief executive Jeff Sheahan apologized for the inconvenience but defended the length of the investigation. ...
- Sheahan said Egghead's computer system first detected an intruder Dec. ...
- 21, Egghead hired an outside security team and notified the credit card industry of the intrusion. ...
- On Monday, Sheahan sent an email to customers saying the internal investigation "has uncovered evidence which suggests that Egghead. ...
- The length of the investigation indicates that Egghead did not have the monitoring technology or logging capability to determine what had been accessed, security consultants have said. ...
- Among the credit card issuers who have canceled the cards on the Egghead list are Providian, Citibank, First USA, and several credit unions and smaller banks. ...
- , estimated that it will cost them several thousands of dollars to replace the cards of fewer than a thousand members whose names were on the Egghead list. ...
- Customers are also inconvenienced, as many of them use the cards to automatically pay some monthly bills, said Kari Grove, a supervisor at Desert Schools Federal Credit Union in Phoenix, which had 524 credit cards on the Egghead list. ...
- Egghead said a small percentage of the cards have shown fraudulent activity--about 7,500 out of the 3. ... Just days before the Egghead intrusion, a hacker posted about 55,000 credit card numbers on the Internet after a failed extortion attempt against Creditcards. ...
17. Egghead soars on MSN deal | CNET News.com
- www.news.com
- Enterprise Software >> E-Business Egghead soars on MSN deal.
- Shares of Egghead. ...
- Egghead will be featured on MSN Shopping and have an advertising presence on MSN including MSN Computing Central, MSN Gaming Zone, MSN Expedia travel service, MSN CarPoint, and MSNBC. ...
- "The Microsoft agreement is important," Egghead spokesman Jon Brodeur said in a statement. "For 15 years the Egghead brand has been synonymous with selling software. ...
- Egghead's online software store is also linked to its Web computer, the Egghead SurplusDirect liquidation center, and Egghead Auctions. ...
- "With Microsoft's substantial commitment to growing MSN, we believe MSN offers Egghead tremendous reach as well as the targeted shopping audience provided by MSN Shopping," Deborah Levinger, Microsoft business manager, said in a statement. ...
- Egghead also has earlier marketing agreements with Yahoo, GeoCities, @Home Network, America Online, and others. ...
- The company said that recent Media Metrix surveys indicate that Egghead ranked seventh in reach among the top shopping sites on the Web and is in the top 50 most frequently visited sites. ...
- Egghead. ...
- Egghead losses widen January 26, 1999 .
- Egghead gets stock boost from redesign November 30, 1998 .
18. E-Commerce News: Commerce: Egghead Outsources Its Online Auctions
- www.ecommercetimes.com
- COMMERCE Egghead Outsources Its Online Auctions.
- Egghead is working to solidify its financial position and remain a competitive player in the market for Internet-based sales of electronics.
- In an effort to stay focused on selling its core technology products, Egghead. ...
- Egghead will now pay dynamic pricing services provider FairMarket (Nasdaq: FAIM), which has lost several major clients over the past few months, including Microsoft, to host and maintain its auction site using FairMarket software, FairMarket said.
- "That's most likely a cost savings move on Egghead's part, and not necessarily something that will drive sales," Neary said. ... com are dominating the space, it will be really difficult for someone like Egghead to have a viable (auction) business. ...
- However, Neary said that if Egghead were to join FairMarket's auction network, or offer its products through eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY), that could be a different story. ...
- Egghead launched one of the first auction sites on the Net in 1995. According to a recent report by Nielsen//NetRatings and Harris Interactive, Egghead's auction site holds a 4 percent share of the online auction market.
- "Egghead has the seller part of the equation done, but how do they attract buyers when more and more (over 90 percent) of the buyers are going to eBay?".
- Egghead touted its new FairMarket auction features on its Web site , including a "Countdown Clock" that shows users the amount of time remaining in a specific auction, and "auction agent" notifications letting customers know when an item they are interested in is up for bids.
- "Teaming with FairMarket allows us to maintain and even potentially grow our auction business while we focus on our core business -- the direct marketing of technology products to the small and medium-sized business marketplace," said Egghead senior vice president Merle McIntosh.
- Egghead began as a struggling brick-and-mortar software retail chain before moving its entire business online. ... Instead, Egghead is targeting the small and mid-sized business marketplace.
- Handing its auctions over to FairMarket is one of several moves Egghead is making in an attempt to solidify its financial position and remain a competitive player in the market for Internet-based sales of electronics.
- Egghead's board of directors approved a reverse stock split that month designed to boost the profile of Egghead's lagging stock, which has not traded above the $1 level since May 9th. However, the proposal has not been brought before shareholders, Egghead said.
19. Amazon buys Egghead.com | The Register
- www.theregister.co.uk
- The Register » Internet and Law » Amazon buys Egghead. ...
- Amazon has acquired what's left of ailing dotcom Egghead. ... It is temporarily redirecting traffic to a site in its electronics section until it can relaunch Egghead properly.
- Amazon will get Egghead's URL, intellectual property and business documentation, but not full use of its customer information, due to privacy policy restrictions. ... This is reflected on the interim site, which advises returning Egghead customers to re-enter all their valuable account information.
- In mid-August, Egghead filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. ...
- Once upon a time, Egghead was America's biggest software retailer. ...
- Fry's eats scrambled Egghead Egghead credit card hack: serious questions remain.
20. E-Commerce News: Commerce: Egghead Suspends E-tail Operations
- www.ecommercetimes.com
- COMMERCE Egghead Suspends E-tail Operations.
- In notice announcing its closure, bankrupt e-tailer Egghead. ...
- Beleaguered computer e-tailer Egghead. ...
- "Our plan had been to sell the assets of the business as a going concern and continue providing Egghead customers with great value and selection," the e-tailer said in a notice posted on its Web site. ...
- Customers who have received shipping confirmations will not be affected by the closure, Egghead said, but those who have not received confirmations may have their orders canceled.
- While its URL and Web site will remain accessible, Egghead said all of its shopping and fulfillment functionality will be disabled.
- Egghead indicated that returned merchandise that the company receives after October 25th might be shipped back to customers without crediting their accounts. ...
- As one of the earlier pure-play e-commerce entrants, Egghead has been struggling for the better part of a year to shore up its financial footing and remain a competitive player in the largely unprofitable online electronics goods market.
- Faced with what it called a "dramatic and unexpected decline in sales," Egghead announced August 15th that it was selling its assets to Silicon Valley-based brick-and-mortar retail chain Fry's Electronics as part of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.
- At the time, Egghead said it would keep its site open for business until the transaction was complete, with Fry's taking over the operational reins once the bankruptcy proceeding cleared. ...
- According to Egghead, assets that Fry's did not purchase were expected to be sold under bankruptcy court supervision.
- Alongside its asset sale to Fry's, Egghead laid off all but approximately one-third of its workforce, or reportedly 130 employees.
- In addition to several workforce reductions throughout the year, Egghead also outsourced the auction portion of its store to dynamic pricing services provider FairMarket in July in a bid to cut costs.
- In its last quarterly financial earnings release, for the period ended March 31st, Egghead reported a net loss of just over US$8 million on revenue of $85. ...
- Egghead Files for Bankruptcy, Sells Assets (16-Aug-01) .
- Egghead Outsources Its Online Auctions (19-Jul-01) .
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21. Z o r bl o g: Egghead
- www.zorblog.com
- Egghead Dear Mats, Whatever possessed you to shave your head? You now look like a blond Mark Messier. ...
- Egghead.
22. E-Commerce News: Commerce: Following Layoffs, Egghead Secures Cash
- www.ecommercetimes.com
- COMMERCE Following Layoffs, Egghead Secures Cash.
- Despite receiving a $20 million cash infusion from IBM, Egghead said that it was 'continuing to explore other financing options. ...
- Two days after cutting 12 percent of its workforce, computer and software e-tailer Egghead. ...
- Egghead said Wednesday that the loan from IBM Global Financing was secured with its inventory, accounts receivable and other assets and will help inch Egghead toward the black.
- "Based on our cash position at the beginning of the year and this new financing, we believe we will have sufficient funds to take us through to profitability," Egghead chief financial officer John Labbett said.
- Egghead had previously targeted the fourth quarter of 2001 for turning its first profit. ...
- On Monday, Egghead announced that it was cutting 77 jobs, including 40 from its Menlo Park, California headquarters and 37 from corporate offices and a distribution center in Vancouver, Washington.
- Egghead chief executive officer Jeff Sheahan said the move was part of a plan to "sharpen the focus on our business customers," as Egghead goes after the small- and home-office market for computer hardware and software.
- Egghead stock has hovered around or below the $1 level for several weeks, raising the possibility that the stock will be delisted from the Nasdaq -- an often fatal blow to a publicly traded company. Early Wednesday, Egghead was trading at 88 cents, up 6 cents.
- Egghead's 52-week high came nearly 52 weeks ago, when it reached $10. ...
- Egghead made news in 1998 when it closed its 84 retail stores and laid off hundreds of workers to become a pure-play e-tailer. ...
- In recent rankings by Forrester Research, Egghead ranked fourth behind Buy. ...
- However, Egghead has had its share of woes, especially in recent weeks. ...
- Earlier, Egghead revealed that it had been the target of repeated hacker attacks, but announced after an investigation that no credit card information had been stolen, as was initially feared. ...
- Cracked Egghead Yields E-Commerce Omelet (10-Jan-01) .
23. Forbes.com: Egghead.com Jumps Out Of The Frying Pan
- www.forbes.com
- Egghead. ...
- Yesterday Egghead. ...
- For the fourth quarter, Egghead. ... But with just $33 million and the company admitting that it is "pursuing financing opportunities," Egghead seems just about fried. ...
- Founded in 1984, Egghead was a software "retail giant. ...
- Things took a turn in 1998 when Egghead moved its entire business online, closing more than 80 stores and laying off about 800 people. The name changed from Egghead Software to Egghead. ...
- Initially, Egghead's move online was praised. ...
- Egghead. ... Making matters worse is the fact that Egghead. ...
- Norm Hullinger, Egghead vice president of sales and operations, argues that although consumers haven't embraced buying software on the Internet, the only way for the company to survive was to move online. ...
- "There's no way Egghead could have survived the brick-and-mortar world. ...
- All the "what ifs" aside, e-business will likely prove to be the undoing of Egghead. ...
24. Egghead.com Scrambling But Not Fried
- www.internetnews.com
- Egghead. ...
- Egghead. ...
- Egghead. ... 28, says it is continuing discussions "with several interested parties who are intent on re-activating an Egghead Web site and once again operating the business. ...
- Egghead. ...
- But Egghead. ... com that Fry's in essence "breached its contract" to buy Egghead's operation, adding that Fry's is facing a lawsuit as a result. ...
- In any case, when the sale to Fry's went south, Egghead tried to keep running "in maintenance mode," but "without another deal on the horizon, we had to shut down," he said. ...
- But efforts to put Egghead back in business continue. ...
- He said Egghead has a list of four million customers, and 1. ...
- NASDAQ suspended trading of Egghead stock on Aug. ... Egghead Software began in 1984 as a retail storefront for computer software, which grew quickly to an extensive chain with more than 205 stores nationwide. In response to market changes, the company moved its business to the Internet in 1998, re-emerging as Egghead. ...
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