A massive uproar from celebrities, their lawyers and feminist groups exploded all over the news after a massive leak of intimate photos showing a number of female celebrities appeared in social media sites such as 4Chan, Tumblr and Twitter.

Celebrities whose photos were leaked include Jennifer Lawrence, Arianna Grande, Kirsten Dunst, Mary Winstead, Hilary Duff, Lea Michele, Gabrielle Union, Kate Upton and many more.

Mixed reactions from the celebrities involved quickly followed, with Jennifer Lawrence's lawyer calling the leak a "flagrant violation of privacy."

Actress Kirsten Dunst slammed iCloud with a sarcastic Twitter post that said "Thank you iCloud," along with 'emoji' icons of a slice of pizza and pile of feces with a face.

Meanwhile, actress Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting poked fun at the invasion of privacy by posting a photo on Sept. 2 showing herself and her husband, Ryan Sweeting, almost naked, but with their private parts pixelated.

"What a fun day that was, frolicking with my hubs on the beaches of Mexico! Feels like we forgot something?" Cuoco-Sweeting captioned, as reported by Ace Showbiz.

As of late, FBI released a statement that they are launching an intensive investigation into the hacking that also involved technology giant Apple, Inc.

"[We are] aware of the allegations concerning computer intrusions and the unlawful release of material involving high profile individuals and is addressing the matter," said FBI, according to ABC.