This year, looking for Jimmy Kimmel info is more likely to lead to a malicious page than with other celebrities
By Ionut Ilascu on October 2nd, 2014 http://i1-news.softpedia-static.com/images/fitted/340x180/Jimmy-Kimmel-Is-the-Most-Dangerous-Cyber-Celebrity-in-2014-McAfee-Says.jpg A top from security firm McAfee, shows the celebrities that are most likely to lead an unsuspecting user into a cyber-trap, and reveals that searching for information about Jimmy Kimmel is currently ahead of the list.
According to the company, looking online for videos and downloads of the comedian and TV personality, is like playing your chances of getting the computer infected; it appears that one in five times the resulting page contains viruses and other malware.
He is the second male to take the number one spot in the history of the top, only Brad Pitt managing this performance in 2008.
The next two positions are occupied by DJ Armin van Buuren and Ciara. Flo Rida and Bruce Springsteen complete the top five celebrities that are likely to lead to malware in searches. Full Article
Jimmy Kimmel Is the Most Dangerous Cyber Celebrity in 2014, McAfee Says
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