Who is the Internet's "Most Dangerous" Celebrity? Jon Kopaloff / FilmMagic / Getty Images Lily Collins attends the 2013 Vanity Fair Oscar party at Sunset Tower on Feb. 24, 2013 in West Hollywood, Calif. Lily Collins may be a popular actress, but she's also quite dangerous. At least on the Internet. McAfee, a digital security company, has named the 24-year-old Collins this year's "most dangerous celebrity to search for on the web." When searching for pictures and downloads of Collins, you have about a 14.5 percent chance of landing on a page that tested positive for spam, adware, spyware, viruses or other malware, McAfee researchers said. But Collins isn't the only dangerous name. While the daughter of musician Phil Collins and popular star of Mirror, Mirror and The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones leads the way, singer Avril Lavigne places second on the list with a 12.7 percent chance of landing on an unwanted site. The Top 10 includes only one male: Lily Collins, 14.5 percent Avril Lavigne, 12.7 percent Sandra Bullock, 10.8 percent Kathy Griffin, 10.6 percent Zoe Saldana, 10.5 percent Katy Perry, 10.4 percent Britney Spears, 10.1 percent Jon Hamm, 10.0 percent Adriana Lima, 9.9 percent Emma Roberts, 9.8 percent Emma Watson, last year's most dangerous celebrity, has fallen out of the top 10. For seven years now McAfee has studied the riskiest Hollywood actors, musicians, comedians and personalities on the web. Musicians make up nine of the top 20 spots, largely because these malicious sites lure people with "free downloads." Of course, coupling a celebrity's name with the search term "nude pictures" increased the yield of dangerous sites, especially for Collins.