According to cybersecurity company McAfee
Benee and Adele have been named among the most damaging celebrities to look for in Australia.
According to an annual review through the McAfee cybersecurity company, Adele’s call is likely to cause destructive links or unknowingly download malware to your computer.
Anna Kendrick and Drake are number two and number 3 respectively, while actress Cara Delevingne is fourth.
TikTok’s popularity this year puts platform star Charli D’Amelio in fifth place and ‘Supalonely’ singer Benee in eighth place. The rest of the ten most sensible include Alicia Keys, Avril Lavigne, Camila Cabello and Beyoncé.
The survey calculated the danger of Searching Google for each and every celebrity, Google’s API console for searching popular games on mobile devices, PCs and platforms, related to negative search amendment terms, such as “[celebrity] torrent” or “naked [celebrity] the resulting websites were assigned a “high,” “medium”, and “unverified” risk , and the corresponding score was assigned.
“Consumer fascination with pop culture can put them at risk as cybercriminals in celebrity news and entertainment research,” Alex Merton-McCann, ANZ’s cybersecurity ambassador at McAfee, said in a press release.
“Deceptive practices, such as fake websites that promise loose content, can lead unsuspecting consumers to malicious sites, particularly designed to borrow valuable non-public data or take devices. Today, more than ever, it is imperative that consumers be vigilant and think before clicking to protect their virtual lives».
On a British edition of the same ballot last year, Billie Eilish and Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams were among the most dangerous.