Jessica Biel is the most dangerous celebrity on the Web

Security technology company McAfee Inc. announced that actress Jessica Biel is the most dangerous celebrity on the Web. Every time you try to search the sexy actress, the possibility of having malicious online threats, such as spyware, adware, spam, phishing, viruses and other malware are very high.

Senior vice president of McAfee Avert Labs. Jeff Green said, “Cybercriminals are star watchers too – they latch onto popular celebrities to encourage the download of malicious software in disguise. Consumers’ obsession with celebrity news and culture is harmless in theory, but one bad download can cause a lot of damage to a computer.”

Top 15 Most Dangerous Celebs Online:

1. Jessica Biel
2. Beyonce Knowles
3. Jennifer Aniston
4. Tom Brady
5. Jessica Simpson
6. Gisele Bundchen
7. Miley Cyrus
8. Megan Fox, Angelina Jolie
   
9. Ashley Tisdale
10. Brad Pitt
11. Reese Witherspoon
12. Britney Spears
13. Rihanna
14. Lindsay Lohan
15. Kim Kardashian

[photo courtesy by Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images]

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