Yuvraj Singh - His super sixes and his very controversial relationship status makes Yuvi an easy target for spammers and hackers.

Aishwariya Rai - Her marriage has not affected her popularity at all. Inputting ''Aishwariya Rai screensavers'' or ''Aishwariya Rai wallpapers'' into a search engine yielded a dangerous Web site linking to a distributor of adware and spyware.

M S Dhoni - The cricket heartthrob should be searched with caution. ''Dhoni wallpapers'' and ''Dhoni videos'' led to Web sites containing spyware which could make changes to a PC's browser settings.

Namitha - The sexy siren from south seems to attract many fans including the hackers. But fans rarely know that their favourite could land them on Web sites containing browser exploits, as identified by McAfee SiteAdvisor technology.

Shriya Saran - The beautiful actress is as dangerous to search online as she is famous. Searching for ''Shriya Saran'' or Shriya Saran videos'' can mislead unsuspecting surfers to sites with potentially damaging downloads.

Harbhajan Singh - Our very own spinner, Bhajji is a popular target for cybercriminals as well. A search for ''Harbhajan Singh screensavers'' can direct users to red-ranked sites that breached browser security and other unwanted programs in McAfee's tests.

Sania Mirza - India's No. 1 tennis star, who hit headlines recently with her engagement news, must have really broken a number of hearts. Fans searching for ''Sania Mirza wallpapers/images'' could be led to Web sites link to other harmful sites containing spyware and browser exploits.

Asin - When searching the latest B'Town damsel Asin, users could be lead to risky download Web sites, proving cybercriminals are in the business of capitalizing on the world's most famous faces.

Bipasha Basu - The Bengali Beauty is a popular search term when it comes to searching for videos. A host of red and yellow rated sites show up containing numerous malware-laden downloads when searched for ''Bipasha Basu videos''.

''Cricket and Bollywood are two subjects about which every Indian is passionate about. It is no surprise that cybercriminals capitalize on celebrities from the world of sports and cinema to lure innocent fans to encourage the download of malicious software in disguise,'' said Kartik Shahani, Regional Director - India, McAfee, Inc. ''Its very common for malware authors to take advantage of current hot topics luring consumers to malicious websites they created. Users need to be cautious and should keep their antivirus/ security software updated with the latest versions.''