Actress
Katrina
Kaif
could
be
a
heartthrob
of
millions
but
she
has
also
earned
herself
a
sobriquet
of
being
the
'most
dangerous
Indian
celebrity'
as
the
cyber
criminals
are
using
her
name
as
a
favourite
keyword
that
exposes
computers
to
malicious
software.
The
beauteous
actress
has
emerged
as
the
most
dangerous
celebrity
in
the
Indian
cyber
space
for
year
2011,
according
to
a
report
by
the
internet
security
company
McAfee.
Fans
looking
for
results
on
search
engines
using
strings
such
as
'name
of
celebrity'
combined
with
words
like
'free
downloads',
'hot
pictures',
'screen
savers',
and
'videos'
are
at
a
risk
of
running
themselves
into
websites
with
malicious
software
and
online
threats.
McAfee
researched
popular
culture's
most
famous
people
to
reveal
the
riskiest
celebrity
sportsmen,
actors
and
politicians
across
the
web
to
pick
up
the
'most
dangerous
Indian
celebrity.'
According
to
the
report,
Katrina
is
on
top
among
the
most
dangerous
celebrity-related
keywords
in
the
Indian
cyber
space
that
expose
computers
to
malicious
software,
leaving
behind
Deepika
Padukone
and
Kareena
Kapoor.
"In
a
celebrity
crazy
country
like
India,
cyber
criminals
find
it
very
lucrative
to
use
the
names
of
popular
figures
as
keywords
to
lure
people
to
websites
with
malicious
software.
This
year's
study
found
movie
stars
top
the
most
dangerous
list,
while
sports
stars
and
politicians
are
among
the
safest," Venkatasubrahmanyam
Krishnapur,
Senior
Director,
McAfee
India,
said
in
a
statement.
There
is
10.26
percent
possibility
that
the
name
of
the
British
Indian
actress
and
former
model
could
lead
the
users
to
a
risky
website,
the
report
says.
The
list
of
'dangerous
celebrities'
includes
actors
-
Deepika
Padukone,
Kareena
Kapoor,
Saif
Ali
Khan,
John
Abraham,
Priyanka
Chopra,
Aishwarya
Rai
Bachchan,
Bipasha
Basu,
Aamir
Khan
and
Shahrukh
Khan.