These are the most dangerous artists you can find on the internet.
If you do not want to accidentally infect your computer with malware, then it might be best to stop looking for Billie Eilish and The Weeknd on Google. According to a new study, he is respectively the first and the second most dangerous artist that you can search on the internet.

Surfshark used a malware detector to search for the names of the most popular music artists to find out how many results point to malicious websites designed to harm or infect your computer with malware, as well as to gain access to the system. of your computer to hackers.

Based on her findings, Eminem, Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande complete the top five most dangerous artists in the Google search engine. In the other top ten, respectively, are Chris Stapelton, Drake, Ed Sheeran, Doja Cat and Twenty One Pilots.

The study also looked at the most dangerous songs on Google, with "Industry Baby" by Lil Nas X and Jack Harlow in first place. Dua Lipa appears in third and fourth place, with "Levitating" and "Cold Heart" with Elton John, respectively.

Other songs included in the top 10 most dangerous quests for your computer are Doja Cat "Need to Know" in sixth place, The Kid LAROI "Stay" and Justin in seventh, "That's What I Want" Lil Nas X in eighth and Olivia Rodrigo's "good 4 u" in tenth.

Surfshark suggests that you be very careful about every link you make when you Google these celebrities or their songs.

"Hackers are trying to lure internet users to visit websites or click on download links that contain malware or malware," the company warns.

He added that because "more than a third of music consumers continue to hack music," hackers would "use mp3 download links to lure Internet users into malware."