iCloud burglarized, Sensually Jennifer Lawrence Photos Spread out

ICloud account several Hollywood celebrities burglarized hackers, including actress owned the movie The Hunger Games, Jennifer Lawrence. Their private photos were circulated on the internet.

iCloud is Apple cloud computing platform available for iOS users. They can store and download various files in the cloud storage of the device respectively.

The photos contain elements of nudity in part, as reported by Mashable, the first circulating on photo sharing site 4Chan.

The uploader claimed that the photographs are the result of breaking its iCloud account. In addition to Lawrence, other celebrities who participated circulated his picture is Victoria Justice, Emily Browning, Kate Bosworth, Jenny McCarthy, and Kate Upton.

"This is a violation of privacy immoral. Authorities have contacted and will investigate who posted photos of Jennifer Lawrence stolen," said a representative from Lawrence.

Actress Mary E Winstead whose picture also joined commented disseminated through his personal Twitter account (M_E_Winstead).

"For those who are looking at photos of my husband and I a few years ago in our private home, I hope you are satisfied," said Winstead with a cynical tone.

Winstead who had a role in the movie Final Destinations 3 and Die Hard sequel fourth and fifth continued, "The photos that have been long since removed, no idea how their efforts (dig photos) scary, pity they were hacked."

As Apple's iCloud storage platform provider has not issued an official comment.