he has made no decision as of yet."It is all true. I will visit some of the biggest clubs in Europe at the end of the season," Odegaard said according to a tuttomercatoweb report. "This is because I want to be sure of the choice I will make for my future. I have to feel for the environment if I leave. I will only do it for a top level club."Norway's league campaign concludes in November.Reports recently suggested Odegaard, who doesn't turn 16 until 17 December,Nike Air Max 95 Womens Blue White Grey UK, is a Liverpool supporter along with his father, a factor that may influence his decision when he opts to leave Stromsgodset.But Odegaard's latest comments suggest no decision has been made regarding his future.Praise for the teenager has been constant during his rise to prominence in recent months. With Barcelona considered one of the favourites to entice the forward to their club,Nike Air Max 2012 Black Fluorescence Green UK, Odegaard has been likened to current stars Xavi and Andres Iniesta."Odegaard is an interesting player in a highly respected team (Stromsgodset),Nike Air Max 90 Mens UK," Bertuzzi said."He is a talented and creative midfielder but he has impressive maturity. He attacks down the left but can also play on the right or in the centre. I saw a similar maturity in Paul Pogba, but he was 17 at the time, not 15."I am not surprised Barcelona are interested. He features a mix of both Xavi and Andres Iniesta. Despite being an adolescent he is almost a semi-god of football," added Bertuzzi.More Football NewsMartin Odegaard Set to Reject Advances from Manchester Clubs for Dream Liverpool MoveLiverpool and Manchester United Target Martin Odegaard Likened to Xavi and Iniesta Apple Pay: Biometrics are the 'Last Chance Saloon' to Prevent HackingBy Anthony CuthbertsonOctober 22, 2014 09:11 BSTBiometrics offer an efficient way to secure transactions but some experts warn it is our "last chance" to prevent hacks.(CC)Half a decade on from the invention of both the computer password and personal identification numbers, a wave of biometric technologies are finally heralding a new era of more efficient and secure verification.But while they offer an exit from the quagmire that password-based security systems have created, some security experts have warned that biometrics may have their own, much deeper failings.The launch of Apple Pay this week - Apple's new mobile payments system that utilises the Touch ID fingerprint sensor - comes just a few days after the unveiling of Mastercard's new Zwipe credit card, which also includes an integrated thumb sensor used to secure transactions.Both products signal a growing trend of major firms addressing the "password problem",Nike Air Max 95 Fluorescence Green Grey, whereby the vulnerabilities of systems secured with passwords, together with the amount of passwords people need to remember, are growing in tandem.Switching to biometric authentification means that as well as the potential security benefits, the only thing that needs to be remembered is where to place your finger or thumb."We believe that biometrics is the way of the future because your biometrics is unique to you and when we marry your uniqueness to a device then that authenticates you," Ajay Bhalla, president of enterprise security solutions at MasterCard, told IBTimes UK. "That's very convenient and that makes it extremely safe for consumers."'We've only got one of them'Experts have warned that far more important than convenience is the matter of trust. Max Speur, chief operating officer of SunTec, claims that banks and credit card companies will only embrace biometrics if the system proves to be foolproof."When you look at the traditional banking environment or the traditional card players like Visa, Mastercard and Amex, the feeling that they bring to consumers is all about trust," Speur told IBTimes UK. "Their brand is really built on trust and biometrics is providing that level of trust to the market."A data breach investigations report by Verizon earlier this year revealed that over 90% of security incidents were as a result of stolen passwords. While biometrics could put an end to mass data breaches, biometrics hold their own fallibilities."Biometrics in ge
