Here we go again. Round two of the celebrity photo hacking scandal has begun. According to a report released by TMZ on Saturday, reality TV star Kim Kardashian, as well as actress Vanessa Hudgens and track star Hope Solo have been targeted by hackers.

Nude photos of the celebrities have reportedly been posted to 4chan and Reddit, which were the epicenters of the first phase of the celebrity photo hacking scandal, which involved Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Upton, Kirsten Dunst and several others.

TMZ notes that there’s no word on when the pictures were taken (and spokespeople for the celebrities have yet to comment), but Kardashian is reportedly not sporting her ring in any of the nudes.

According to E! Online, this isn’t the first time that Hudgens has been involved in a nude photo scandal. In 2007, for example, several nude pictures of the actress appeared online and Vanessa was forced to apologize, saying she was “embarrassed over this situation” and “regret[ed] having ever taken these photos.”

There has been mixed reaction to the celebrity photo hacking scandal. While some say that celebrities should be able to take photos and not be concerned that they’ll appear online, others counter that people shouldn’t be taking nude photos in the first place.

Democratic congressional candidate and former Idol contestant Clay Aiken, for instance, recently told The Washington Post that “Anybody who takes inappropriate pictures of themselves deserves exactly what they get.”

What do you think?