Celebrity Leaked Photos 2014: Latest Targets Include Taylor Swift, Anna Kendrick, Cara Delevingne [VIDEO]

A third sweep of celebrity nude photos hit websites like 4Chan and Reddit this week.

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The latest victims included Taylor Swift, Cara Delevingne and Anna Kendrick, among others.

Swift's pictures were questionable. The image, which was posted on 4Chan this Monday, showed the 24-year-old topless, but was quickly deleted, according to a Sept. 29 report by The Mirror.

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Fans say the image was photoshopped, which could be likely. After all, the "Shake It Off" singer isn't really known for her racy outfits.

Delevingne and Kendrick's photos were added to the same site on Sunday, although the latter isn't photographed completely nude. Other celebrities involved in the hacking include former volleyball player Misty May Treanor, model Carly Foulkes, and actresses Mena Suvari and Briana Evigan.

More pictures of Johnny Depp's fiancé, Amber Heard, were leaked, as well.

When the leaks first started to appear, there was a list of 101 female celebrities the hackers had targeted. Kendrick didn't appear on the original list, but the remaining victims believed their Apple iCloud accounts were hacked.

The FBI is currently investigating the incident, as is Apple, who recently released a statement denying claims of an iCloud security breach.

"After more than 40 hours of investigation, we have discovered certain celebrity accounts were compromised by a very targeted attack on user names, passwords and security questions, a practice that has become all too common on the Internet," Apple's statement read. "None of the cases we have investigated has resulted from any beak in any of Apple's systems including iCloud or Find My iPhone. We are continuing to work with law enforcement to help identify the criminals involved."

Despite their statement, online commenters continue to question Apple's security stability. They claim the iCloud's problem is that there is an unlimited amount of tries to answer the security questions, while most sites will block you out after a few failed attempts.