Indian star Dhoni 'riskiest, most dangerous' celebrity online

Sachin Tendulkar was second on the rundown. 

Previous India cricket skipper MS Dhoni is the most perilous of "scan for on the web" big names who lead such indexed lists, presenting Internet clients to malignant sites and malware, a yearly report by McAfee said on Tuesday. 

As per the digital security organization, cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar was second on the rundown, trailed by Gautam Gulati, champ of the unscripted television appear - Bigg Boss 8. 

"The huge simplicity of Internet access, through a large group of associated gadgets has made it progressively reasonable for clients to profit content from everywhere throughout the world. 

"As membership based substance stages keep on developing in India, netizens frequently search for nothing and pilfered substance, for example, significant games, films, TV shows, and pictures of their preferred hotshots," Venkat Krishnapur, Vice-President of Engineering and Managing Director, McAfee India, said in an announcement. 

Tailing them intently was Bollywood sensation Sunny Leone and pop symbol Badshah. 

"Shockingly, they may not be completely mindful of the dangers that malignant sites giving such substance can present in return for this entrance," Krishnapur included. 

Next on this rundown was Radhika Apte at the 6th spot, Shraddha Kapoor seventh, expert lady cricketer Harmanpreet Kaur eighth, pro shuttler P.V. Sindhu ninth and Cristiano Ronaldo at tenth. 

By 2020, the normal age of an Indian is relied upon to be roughly 29 years, making it perhaps the most youthful nation on the planet. 

As this computerized local populace keeps on investing more energy internet inferable from less expensive information and multiplication of keen gadgets, they will keep on staying easy prey for cybercriminals who flourish with such client conduct, the digital security organization noted. 

It is significant for them to comprehend the dangers related with downpour or pilfered downloads and abstain from being abused by wise cybercriminals.