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Melbourne, Sept 17 (ANI): Want to download a Brad Pitt screen saver? Well, you may be putting your PC at risk.

The Hollywood hearthrob has been dubbed the most dangerous celebrity to search for on the web by an Internet security firm because cybercriminals use his name to lure victims.

US-based McAfee said fans searching for information and pictures of the actor, or downloads, wallpaper and screen savers, have an 18 per cent chance of having their PCs infected with a virus, spyware, spam, phishing and adware.

“Cybercriminals employ numerous methods, yet one of the simplest but most effective ways is to trick consumers into infecting themselves by capitalising on Americans” interest in celebrity gossip,” The Age.com.au quoted Jeff Green, senior vice president of McAfee’’s Product Development & Avert Labs, as saying.

“Tapping into current events, pop culture or commonly browsed sites is an easy way to achieve this,” he added.

According to the company, web surfers looking for celebrity gossip, screen savers and ringtones are often directed to fake Internet sites that look legitimate but pose a risk to the security of their computers.

The top ten most dangerous celebrity to search for on the web are:
1. Brad Pitt
2. Beyonce Knowles
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4. Heidi Montag
5. Mariah Carey
6. Jessica Alba
7. Lindsay Lohan
8. Cameron Diaz
9. George Clooney, Rihanna
11. Angelina Jolie
12. Fergie
13. David Beckham, Katie Holmes
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Dignitaries, celebrities up front for oath-taking

From the best seats in the house, Barack Obama's inauguration proved to be a mix of serious reflection and fraternity-like ribbing with a dash of celebrity gazing.

A select group of 400, warmed by individual blue blankets, sat on the platform to witness history up close. Folding chairs were standard for most; only the principals such as Obama and former President George W. Bush sat on cushioned, highback chairs. Obama family and friends, members of past and soon-to-be administrations, Supreme Court justices, lawmakers and stars of Hollywood and sports were arrayed in rows beyond the podium.

Moments proved poignant, somber and funny.

There was Muhammad Ali, the boxing legend whose own oratory skills have forever been changed by Parkinson's disease, getting help from a family member who tried to put warm gloves on those famous hands.

There was actor Leonardo DiCaprio, playing paparazzo and taking photographs. Academy-award winning director Steven Spielberg also was camera-ready.

There was California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger comparing notes with former Gov. Gray Davis while standing in the aisle in the risers near the main platform. Asked to move, Schwarzenegger jokingly told a young woman, "We're solving a budget crisis."

California is facing a budget deficit that is expected to exceed $40 billion over the next year and a half.

The nation's governors who attended proved to be a frisky lot. Seat in several rows on the left side, just above the main platform, they decided to have some fun when Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano, Obama's choice to head the Department of Homeland Security, showed up.

"Hey, Janet," they called out in unison.

Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine explained that Napolitano once headed the National Governor's Association and they wanted to get her attention.

The memorable moment for Kaine was the stretch of Obama's speech when the new president spoke to the world "so powerful," Kaine said. "The people and the world are paying so much attention."

Scores of senators wore cowboy hats, from Montana's Sen. Max Baucus to Pennsylvania's Arlen Specter. Arizona Sen. John McCain, the man Obama defeated to win the presidency, skipped the hat but chose distinctive black shades.

Former basketball star Magic Johnson posed for photographs with many of those in attendance, including a governor or two.

New York Rep. Gary Ackerman was the first lawmaker to arrive, and he immediately claimed one of the best seats on the platform directly next to the steps, front row. To avoid the traffic crush, Ackerman said he and his wife slept at his office.

Asked if he was taking that prime seat, Ackerman told a congressional aide, "Yes, we could and yes, I am."