Margot Robbie, Elon Musk, more:

Ryan Gosling leads the list of celebrities impersonated by scammers in order to spread malware and direct people to malicious websites.

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Emily Blunt, who rose to prominence for her role in the film "Oppenheimer," is the second most commonly used name to dupe people.

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Next time if you come across Jennifer Lopez’s reference for anything suspicious, be careful, it could be a scam.

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Zendaya is the fourth most frequently impersonated personality by online fraudsters for committing scams.

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Kevin Costner, the star of Yellowstone, rounds out the top five.

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Cybercriminals leverage Elon Musk's internet presence to trick unwary users into downloading harmful software, putting their data, privacy, and identity at danger.

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Hackers frequently target people posing Al Roker, American weather presenter at NBC Today, author, and journalist.

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Margot Robbie, who recently featured in the movie “Barbie,” is at number eight on the Hacker Celebrity Hot List.

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At number nine on the list is Bad Bunny.

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Actress America Ferrera, known for her role in the summer hit film "Barbie," ranks 10th among celebrities scammers impersonate to spread malware.

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Margot Robbie, Elon Musk, more:

Celeb names most often used for online frauds

Ryan Gosling leads the list of celebrities impersonated by scammers in order to spread malware and direct people to malicious websites.

Ryan Gosling

Emily Blunt, who rose to prominence for her role in the film "Oppenheimer," is the second most commonly used name to dupe people.

Emily Blunt

Next time if you come across Jennifer Lopez’s reference for anything suspicious, be careful, it could be a scam.

Jennifer Lopez

Zendaya is the fourth most frequently impersonated personality by online fraudsters for committing scams.

Zendaya

Kevin Costner, the star of Yellowstone, rounds out the top five.

Kevin Costner

Cybercriminals leverage Elon Musk's internet presence to trick unwary users into downloading harmful software, putting their data, privacy, and identity at danger.

Elon Musk

Hackers frequently target people posing Al Roker, American weather presenter at NBC Today, author, and journalist.

Al Roker

Margot Robbie, who recently featured in the movie “Barbie,” is at number eight on the Hacker Celebrity Hot List.

Margot Robbie

At number nine on the list is Bad Bunny.

Bad Bunny

Actress America Ferrera, known for her role in the summer hit film "Barbie," ranks 10th among celebrities scammers impersonate to spread malware.

America Ferrera