• Daily Tech, Friday, August 20, 2010 3:10 PM

Here's a new achievement for Cameron Diaz's resume: The celeb most likely to give your computer a virus. That's according to security firm McAfee, which published a yearly list of those stars and starlets that boast the most dangerous page results. The list, according to Daily Tech, relies on stats from the McAfee's free software SiteAdvisor, which advises consumers about whether websites pose a threat to their computers or not. Last year, Jessica Biel topped the list.

This year, however, users searching for "Cameron Diaz" apparently face a whopping 19% chance of landing on a dangerous site. Meanwhile, picture or download searches for Diaz had a 10% chance of landing on a malicious site. Biel was bumped to third, with Julia Roberts surging to second, according to McAfee. Models Adriana Lima (6th) and Gisele Bundchen (4th) were the only non-actors to make the top 10. Brad Pitt (5th) and Tom Cruise (8th) were the only males to make the top 10. Despite his infidelity scandal, Tiger Woods was only 33, while President Obama (49th) brought up the rear of the list with Sarah Palin (50th).

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