Amid reports of nude pictures of Scarlett Johansson allegedly hacked from her cellphone, FBI officials Wednesday confirmed a "continuing probe" into "a series of computer intrusions" targeting celebrities. 
 
 FBI spokeswoman Laura Eimiller would not say how many people had been victimized or give specifics about the length of the investigation, the nature of the hacks or how many suspects were involved. 
 
 "I can confirm that the FBI is investigating a series of computer intrusions targeting high-profile figures," Eimiller said. 

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– The FBI said today it is indeed on the case of an alleged mass hacking of celebrity cell phones, reports the Los Angeles Times. The confirmation comes after TMZ reported that Scarlett Johansson enlisted the agency's help after nude photos said to be of her showed up on websites this morning. Johansson has not commented publicly on whether the photos are actually of her. She's not alone, however: Vanessa Hudgens, Mila Kunis, Jessica Alba, and dozens of other actresses reportedly had their email accounts breached in March. Click for more.