GTA 6

Take-Two subpoenas Microsoft and Discord over GTA 6 leaks

• Take-Two subpoenaed Microsoft and Discord over GTA 6 leaks.
• Aim is to identify the source of leaked gameplay footage.
• More footage had surfaced online before the legal action.

Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of Rockstar Games, has issued subpoenas to Microsoft and Discord in an effort to identify whoever has been leaking Grand Theft Auto 6 material online. The move follows a persistent stream of unauthorised gameplay footage surfacing on the internet, and reflects the publisher's…

Cyberleek’s still at it: Another GTA 6 leak shows 2 full minutes of high speed driving, surprisingly few crashes

• Another unofficial GTA 6 leak has emerged online
• Footage reportedly shows two minutes of high-speed driving
• Part of a recurring series of "Cyberleek" GTA 6 leaks

A new leak related to Rockstar Games' highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 has surfaced online, continuing a string of unofficial footage leaks nicknamed "Cyberleeks" by fans and media. The latest clip reportedly shows around two minutes of gameplay footage focused on high-speed driving sequences, notably with few…

Take-Two lost $2.8 billion in market cap after GTA 6 leaks—but what’s more shocking to me is it probably barely felt it

• GTA 6 source code leaked by figure known as Cyberleek, coinciding with cryptocurrency promotion attempts
• Take-Two's market cap dropped $2.8 billion over two days as share price fell from ~$248 to $233
• Loss represents normal market fluctuation for a company worth $43+ billion; stock has recovered and continues volatile trading

Take-Two Interactive's market capitalisation fell by around $2.8 billion following leaks related to Grand Theft Auto 6, reflecting investor jitters after sensitive material about the highly anticipated game surfaced online ahead of its official reveal. Such leaks can unsettle markets by fuelling uncertainty over release timing, creative control,…

Grand Theft Auto Fan Uses Digital Forensics Expertise to Expose GTA 6 Leaker’s Crypto Scheme

A Grand Theft Auto fan has exposed what very much looks like a cryptocurrency scheme underpinning this week’s GTA 6 leaks.

GTA 6 Leaks Could Be Part of a Big Crypto Scheme

• GTA 6 leaker 'Cyberleek' simultaneously distributed gameplay footage and promoted their own cryptocurrency ($CYBERLEEK)
• Financial investigation reveals the leaker profited $30k+ in trading fees within 24 hours and holds coins valued at ~$391k
• Original activism claims against Rockstar's policies now appear to conceal a cryptocurrency pump-and-dump scheme

The hacker known as "Cyberleek", who has been leaking early footage and details from Grand Theft Auto 6, may be running the operation as part of a cryptocurrency scheme rather than purely as a protest against Rockstar and Take-Two's business practices. While Cyberleek has framed the leaks as…

PSA: In the latest GTA 6 leak’s aftermath, it’s not a good idea to download files with names like totallylegitgta6leakedbuild.exe

• Malicious fake GTA 6 downloads have surged after the recent leak
• Scammers impersonate leak group Cyberleek to spread malware
• GTA 6 launches on consoles 19th November; PC date still unknown

Following the recent GTA 6 leak by a group calling itself Cyberleek, cybersecurity observers and users have reported a rise in malicious download links disguised as leaked footage or builds of the game. Scammers are exploiting public curiosity about the leak to spread malware, a tactic that has…

US Army Is Officially Using ‘GTA 6’ Time as a Reenlistment Incentive

• Army unit offers four-day pass for GTA 6 to reenlisting soldiers
• Only applies to 3rd Infantry Division's 9th Brigade, not Army-wide
• GTA 6 launches 19 November; 20 of 120 eligible soldiers have opted in

An Army battalion at Fort Stewart, Georgia, is offering soldiers a four-day pass timed to coincide with the release of Grand Theft Auto 6 as an incentive to reenlist. The offer, from the 9th Brigade Engineer Battalion within the 3rd Infantry Division, applies only to that unit rather…

US Army confirms it’s offering 4 days to play GTA 6 to soldiers who reenlist for at least 2 years

• US Army offers 4 days' leave to play GTA 6.
• Soldiers must reenlist for at least 2 years to qualify.
• Ties a major game launch to military retention incentives.

The US Army has confirmed it is offering soldiers up to four days of downtime specifically to play Grand Theft Auto 6 as part of a reenlistment incentive, provided they sign on for at least two years of further service. The move, which links a major entertainment release…

Who is Cyberleek? What we know about the GTA 6 leaker

• Cyberleek’s real identity remains unknown.
• The group claims GTA 6 leaks support consumer-rights demands.
• Cryptocurrency promotion has raised questions about its motives.

Cyberleek is the name used by an unidentified person or group claiming responsibility for recent alleged Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay and map leaks. The case matters because the material appeared shortly before Rockstar’s planned reveal, while Cyberleek says the releases are intended to pressure publishers over digital…