Highly confidential evidence in the Ghislaine Maxwell case includes “nude, partially nude or otherwise sexualized images (and) videos,” a new court filing revealed Monday.

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Maxwell, 58, is being held in MDC Brooklyn without bail while awaiting trial for grooming underage girls for Jeffrey Epstein’s sexual abuse. Prosecutors say she at times participated in the abuse of girls she manipulated. . . .

When the FBI raided Epstein’s Upper East Side mansion last year investigators found a stash of nude photographs of underage girls.

Prosecutors and Maxwell’s legal teams asked Judge Alison Nathan to resolve two disputes about the evidence. Maxwell’s attorneys wanted any witnesses — including alleged victims — to not be allowed to use evidence for any purpose beyond prepping for her criminal trial.

Many of Maxwell’s accusers have pending lawsuits against the alleged Epstein madam, which could be impacted by new evidence revealed through the criminal case.

Her attorneys also said they should be allowed to name victims involved in the criminal case who have already spoken out publicly about Epstein and Maxwell’s alleged sex trafficking scheme.

Maxwell unsuccessfully sought a gag order last week restricting the feds and victims’ attorneys from talking about the charges against her. The British socialite is also charged with lying under oath.

Epstein hanged himself last year while awaiting trial for sex trafficking. Maxwell has pleaded not guilty and argues she’s wrongly replaced Epstein in the public eye.