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Stephen Curry is a universal icon and, for that very reason, its name can cause unintentional damage to the network. The Warriors player, of course, has not committed any crime, but despite everything a report lists him as the most dangerous man on the internet in New Zealand.
As with other world-renowned celebrities, Curry is a very popular search term for New Zealanders. But, at the same time, your name is constantly being searched along with terms associated with illegal activities on the Internet.
“Deceptive practices like fake websites that promise free content can lead unsuspecting consumers to malicious sites specifically created to steal valuable personal information or take over devices, “Australia and New Zealand cybersecurity ambassador Alex Merton-McCann said of the number of online activities that occur with popular figures like Curry.
The report that places Curry at the head of these searches in New Zealand points out that, usually, these are websites that sell fake goods and all kinds of merchandising about the three-time NBA champion. Sites that masquerade as legitimate sources of information or selling famous products such as Hook Curry. In many cases, the youngest fans are the scapegoats of these suspicious sites.
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