The most dangerous celebrities on the internet

Cameron Diaz replaced Jessica Biel as the most dangerous celebrity that people ever search over the internet. It was based on the report of an internet security company McAfee, Inc.

For the fourth year in a row, McAfee already compiled its research to find out the name of celebrities, musicians, politicians, comedian and Hollywood stars with the highest searched over the internet. Within the study report titled 'The McAfee Most Dangerous Celebrities' revealed that movie stars and models are the 'most dangerous' search topics, while politicians like Barack Obama and Sarah Palin are the 'most safe.'

Cybercriminals often use the name of popular celebrities to deceive internet users to visit the website that actually contained malicious software. Anyone that looking for the latest photos or video of famous celebrities will eventually end up with a malware-ridden computer instead of just trendy content.

The research found that 10% of online searching using the name of 'Cameron Diaz' will leads the internet users into the website that contained spyware, adware, spam, phishing, viruses and others malware.

The second most dangerous artist was Julia Roberts, while Jessica Biel ranked at the third place. Following are Gisele Bundchen, Brad Pitt, Adriana Lima, Jennifer Love Hewit and Nicole Kidman.

US President Barack Obama and former Alaska governor Sarah Palin ranked at the bottom of the list, making them the less threatening topics for internet searches.

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The Body Paint Photo Shoots, another controversy story of Miss Universe

After her controversial photos as a contestant in a stripping contest sponsored by a Detroit radio station MyFOXDC.com which were published on Mojointhemorning.com, a morning show on Detroit's Channel 955 several times ago, Miss USA 2010 Rima Fakih now facing another case, the body paint racy photo shoots.

As published by ABC News on August 13, 2010 titled "Racy Photos Spark Scandal at Miss Universe", it reported that "the Miss Universe Organization is in a world of controversy yet again. New official photos have surfaced featuring many of the contestants topless, covered only in body paint Among the racy ladies who participated in the fleshy photo shoot was a topless Rima Fakih, Miss USA herself."  Read the complete story : Racy Photos Spark Scandal at Miss Universe

"Miss Universe Organization Slammed for Contestants' Topless Photo Shoot" was the related story published by FOXNews.com on August 13, 2010.

As reported in the article, "Earlier this year, the Miss USA pageant, which operates under the umbrella of the Miss Universe Organization, drew intense criticism for racy official photos, which featured the 51 hopefuls with smudged eyeliner, lingerie and come-hither expressions. And now, Miss Universe is following suit, with an official photo shoot by photographer Fadil Berisha in Las Vegas, where several of the contestants posed topless and in body paint." Read further : Miss Universe Organization Slammed for Contestants' Topless Photo Shoot

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