Affidavit: Celebrity photo hacking tied to Chicago address

Recently unsealed court documents show the trail of a celebrity photo-hacking scandal led the FBI to a small brick home in Chicago.

The FBI seized computers and cellphones from the home in October. An affidavit unsealed in April says a computer at the home is linked to several female celebrities' Apple iCloud accounts being hacked and nude photos being leaked online. The affidavit identifies eight celebrities by their initials only.

FBI spokeswoman Laura Eimiller says no charges have been filed.

The raid is part of an ongoing investigation into how photos of celebrities, such as Jennifer Lawrence, whose initials are not in the affidavit, were stolen and posted without permission.

At the time a spokesperson for Lawrence told CBS News the posts are "a flagrant violation of privacy" and said "the authorities have been contacted and will prosecute anyone who posts the stolen photos of Jennifer Lawrence."

Last summer's scandal highlighted the vulnerabilities of cloud computing -- technology often used to store personal information on the Internet.