(Sugod.com) – oDesk is a global marketplace that helps employers hire, manage, and pay remote freelancers or teams. In this marketplace, football related jobs flocked in hundreds including software development jobs for iPhone/iPad, Design & Multimedia like player illustration, writing and translation jobs, football website development and more.
If you want to know more information, visit ODesk.com.

(Sugod.com) – Personas for Firefox offers users with the ability to use different browser styles and dress up their respective browsers using more than 35,000 available personas on GetPersonas.com – the browser’s official personas website.
Among these thousands of personas are their football-inspired ones available at Firefox Football.

Pandora, which recently announced that it was subpoenaed by a court for its policies regarding user data collection in its apps, has been revealed to be sending personal information about its users to third party advertising clients.
Veracode, a security firm, has looked through Pandora’s Android application and has found that the streaming music company is transmitting GPS data and other information to five different ad

The debate about copyright protection on the Internet has taken a new turn. The Court of Rome recently found that search engine Yahoo! Italia bore contributory liability for infringement of copyright in the award-winning Iranian film About Elly by illicit websites, which allowed the streaming or downloading and peer-to-peer sharing of the film without the consent of the film’s distributor, PFA Films Srl.
The court held

For many businesses and consumers, Symantec’s news that cyberattacks are occurring with far greater frequency these days cannot be greeted with detachment, because they’re striking so close to home. “At one point in time, hack attacks may have seemed theoretical to many people — something that happened to someone else,” observed SystemExperts consultant Philip Cox. The situation will only get worse — the mobile onslaught

A massive SQL injection called Lizamoon is blazing through the internet, infecting more than half a million domains around the world to date and as many as 1.5 million URLs.
The attack initially hit around 50,000 domains when it emerged earlier this week, by using an automated JavaScript injection that targets vulnerable websites. Compromised sites then redirect visitors to malware and scareware-infected domains.
The first malware-filled domain

Tech giants Apple, Google and Microsoft are all rumored to be working on solutions for contactless payment based on an NFC chip and dedicated software applications that should turn your phone into a secure e-wallet and now Amazon is said to be joining the party soon. The company won’t make phones, of course, but software and cloud solutions to support new payment services.
Their Amazon Payments

Firefox add-ons are a great way to add features and improve security in Mozilla’s browser, but they can seriously slow performance too. Now Mozilla is taking action against those speed-killing extensions.
In an April 1st blog post, Mozilla product manager Justin Scott outlines a series of initiatives designed to minimize delays caused by add-ons.
“Firefox performance is extremely important to our users, especially how quickly it starts

Bob Parsons, chief executive of the Internet domain-hosting company Go Daddy, has been roiled in controversy after he killed an elephant in Zimbabwe and posted a video of the hunt on his blog that justified the shooting because the meat fed villagers and helped farmers scare pachyderms away from crops.
In response, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals closed its account with Go Daddy and

Hundreds of thousands of website URLs have been compromised in a massive malware attack that tries to trick people into buying fake anti-virus software to remove bogus infections, security experts said.
Dubbed LizaMoon, unidentified perpetrators of the scareware campaign inject script into legitimate URLs, so when people try to access the website, they get redirected to a page warning them that their PCs are infected with