Mcafee Most Dangerous Celebrity list 2020 – In the 2020 international list of the most dangerous celebrities of McAfee, footballer Cristiano Ronaldo is in the first place and actress Tabu is in second place.
Mumbai. Bollywood actresses Tabu, Taapsee Pannu, Anushka Sharma and Sonakshi Sinha are among the top 10 celebrities who have been exposed to the virus when they search the Internet, according to a list released on Tuesday by Mcafee, an anti-virus-linked cyber security company. The risk of coming in is highest. In the 2020 international list of the most dangerous celebrities of McAfee, footballer Cristiano Ronaldo is in the first place while actress Tabu is in second place. Tabu recently appeared in Meera Nair’s series based on ‘A Suitable Boy’. In third place is Taapsee Pannu, actress of the film ‘Thappad’.
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One mistake is heavy-Venkat Krishnapur, vice-president, engineering and managing director, McAfee India, said that consumers use more and more internet for free entertainment and cyber criminals take advantage of this interest of consumers.
He said that people try to watch sports events, movies, web series etc. for free. When consumers compromise security for free convenience, they risk their digital lives. Consumers need to be cautious.
Most Dangerous Celebrity list 2020- Footballer Cristiano Ronaldo ranks first in the 2020 international list of the most dangerous celebrities of McAfee. Actress Tabu is in second place. In third place is actress Taapsee Pannu while in fourth place is filmmaker-actress Anushka Sharma and in fifth place is actress Sonakshi Sinha.
Also on the next five ranks are people from the entertainment world, with singer Armaan Malik in sixth, actress Sara Ali Khan in seventh, TV actress Divyanka Tripathi in eighth, actor Shahrukh Khan in ninth and singer Arijit Singh in 10th. Barring Ronaldo from the world of sports, the 14th edition of this list of McAfee is replete with the names of the world of entertainment and glamor.
