The hot photos of Hollywood stars arrive at the FBI

The FBI announced that it opened an investigation into the case of photographs of nude celebrities that were stolen and published on social media by a hacker.

The agency did not disclose what action research adopted, while Apple reported that opened its own investigation to find out if your iCloud account was "raped" to steal images.

The FBI investigation started after the denunciation of the Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Lawrence, the hardest hit among celebrities prize. The hacker published more than 60 photographs of the actress in bikini and naked.
The FBI is "aware of the allegations related to information release violation and illegal material involving high profile individuals, and is addressing the issue. Any comment would be inappropriate at this time," said FBI spokeswoman Laura Eimiller.

The hacker who stole the files to Lawrence also had leaked photos of more than 100 celebrities like Lea Michele, Victoria Justice, Ariana Grande, Kirsten Dunst and Kate Upton.