The most dangerous celebrities in cyberspace Heidi Klum

The most dangerous celebrities in cyberspace Heidi Klum
LOS ANGELES - Model and TV host Heidi Klum named on Thursday as the most dangerous celebrities in cyberspace, inviting malware and viruses to grow on the computer.
Model and host Heidi Klum arrives at the 2010 American Music Awards in Los Angeles November 21 Internet security firm McAfee said the search for downloads and screensavers for "Project Runaway" judge and former Victoria's Secret model, running a close chance in the 10th landed one there on the website with the malicious spyware, spam, phishing and other viruses designed to steal personal information.
McAfee said that cybercriminals often use popular celebrity names to attract people to websites loaded with malicious software.

It said, singers and sports stars who tend to search more secure than movie stars and models. Cameron Diaz leads the dangers of cyberspace in 2010, and has No. 2 years.
"Although a bit more secure than last year, looking for celebrities to make decisions on risk," said Paula Greve, director of Web security research at McAfee.