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Cybersecurity firm McAfee has released a study about the most “dangerous” celebrities to search for on the Internet. The study was conducted to see which celebrity names, when searched, produced the most website results that carried viruses or malware. It’s important to make sure you click around on the Internet wisely and safely when searching various celebrity names, the cybersecurity firm warned in the study. The list includes television stars, movie stars, reality stars, talk show hosts, and more. The top 10 celebrities from this year’s study are:
- Ruby Rose
- Kristin Cavallari
- Marion Cotillard
- Lynda Carter
- Rose Byrne
- Debra Messing
- Kourtney Kardashian
- Amber Heard
- Kelly Ripa
- Brad William Henke
Other findings:
While Kourtney Kardashian may have been trying to put some distance between herself and her family in real life, she definitely accomplished that on this year’s list of most dangerous celebrities. Caitlyn Jenner (No. 13) finished closest to the top ten followed by Kim Kardashian (No. 19), Rob Kardashian (No. 62), Khloe Kardashian (No. 91), Kendall Jenner (No. 138), Kylie Jenner (No. 152) and Kris Jenner (No. 158).
Unlike 2017’s list of most dangerous celebrities, musicians ranked low on this year’s list. Adele was the highest ranked musician at No. 21 followed by Shakira (No. 27), 2017’s top celebrity Avril Lavigne (No. 30), Lady Gaga (No. 35), Kehlani (No. 47), Britney Spears (No. 57), Ed Sheeran (No. 74) and Diddy, who finished at No. 9 in 2017, fell to No. 76.