A hacker ruthlessly posted graphic nude photos and personal documents on comedian Leslie Jones’ personal website Wednesday.
The “Saturday Night Live” star’s site, justleslie.com, was deleted shortly after noon Wednesday following the online hack — the latest in a string of online attacks targeted at the 48-year-old actress in recent weeks.
The cruel cyberpunk topped Jones’ site with a tribute video to the late Cincinnati Zoo gorilla Harambe, a 17-year-old Western lowland ape that was shot in May when a young boy fell into his enclosure.
There was a series of nude photographs including one that showed her entire body in a bathroom. Another showed a topless Jones lying on a bed while licking her lips.
Along with the sensitive photos, the hacker also posted a screenshot of her California driver’s license as well as her passport. 
The hack included a few selfies of Jones posing with various celebs including Rihanna, 50 Cent, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.
Wednesday’s attack was the latest in the cyber-bullying saga Jones has endured since her recent flick, “Ghostbusters,” came out in theaters in June.
She received a steady stream of verbal venom, including bigoted trolls calling her an “ape,” for starring in the controversial reboot, which led her to publicly reach out to Twitter asking for their help to quell the online abuse.
It got so bad that she briefly quit Twitter, telling her fans that she was living in a “personal hell.”
“I leave Twitter tonight with tears and a very sad heart.All this cause I did a movie. You can hate the movie but the s–t I got today…wrong,” she tweeted July 19.
But two days later, she was back on social media.
“Welp…a bitch thought she could stay away. But who else is gonna live tweet Game of Thrones!!” she wrote.
Her funny tweets about the Olympics even earned her a trip to Rio, where NBC asked her to live tweet many of the events over the last two weeks.
Leslie Jones becomes the latest victim of pervy hackers: