Earlier this week, several of the 27-year-old TV personality's images were deleted and replaced with messages in Arabic and the image of a person in a head scarf.
"We are Arabic hackers, but that doesn't mean all of the Arabic people are bad," one of the now-deleted posts read.
The mother of two wasn't pleased with the intrusion and quickly took to Twitter to let her fans know that any additional accounts were fake.
"Dude I get your playing this little game and it turns you on, but don't delete pictures of my kids," Snooki tweeted.
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