Two Files Subpoenas for Microsoft and Discord to Release Records to Find GTA 6 Leaker

A group named Cyberleek leaked GTA 6 gameplay footage, causing Take-Two's market cap to drop by $1.5 billion. The leaks included gameplay clips, map screenshots, and demands for industry changes, all tied to a crypto token. Take-Two filed subpoenas to identify the leaker, but the source remains unknown. Rockstar is investigating the breach, which occurred despite strict security protocols.

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Take-Two issued federal subpoenas to Microsoft and Discord to identify the GTA 6 leaker, CYBERLEEK. The leaks, which include game footage and a cutscene, caused Take-Two's shares to drop, wiping $2 billion off its market value. The companies have until September 4 to comply. The leaker is also promoting a memecoin through the leaks.

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A leaker, CyberLeek, claims to have access to a playable build of Grand Theft Auto VI, sharing multiple gameplay clips. Take-Two's stock briefly dropped by five points, costing around $2 billion in value, before recovering. Hackers are spreading malware through fake downloads. The game is set to launch on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles, with a Netflix gameplay preview on August 27.