GTA 6 leaker Cyberleek says it is stopping 'for now' as its website goes offline
The anonymous group that has been posting alleged GTA 6 footage says it is stopping for now. Its website and Telegram channel are no longer publicly accessible, outlets report.
Cyberleek, the anonymous account that has spent weeks posting alleged Grand Theft Auto VI footage, says it is stopping its leaks for now. According to Insider Gaming, Dexerto and AreaJugones, the group published a statement on October 14 titled "The End of the Road", and its website and Telegram channel are no longer publicly accessible.
The group had promised to release a playable build if a crypto token linked to it reached a $30 million valuation. Reports say the token was worth only about $1 million. Cyberleek also claims to hold more material, including story content, which it says will stay unpublished unless it is taken down.
None of Cyberleek's claims has been verified, including the claim that it has a playable build, and the identity of the people behind it is unknown. Outlets also report that an investigation into the group is under way, with subpoenas reportedly sent to platforms such as Discord.
If you want to avoid story spoilers before November 19, be careful with videos shared as leaks, and with any offer of early access or downloadable builds: security companies have warned that many of them are scams or malware.
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