Updated
Updated · Mashable · Aug 25
Take-Two Files 4 Subpoenas Over GTA VI Leaks as Cyberleek Posts New Gameplay Clips
Updated
Updated · Mashable · Aug 25

Take-Two Files 4 Subpoenas Over GTA VI Leaks as Cyberleek Posts New Gameplay Clips

3 articles · Updated · Mashable · Aug 25

Summary

  • Take-Two has filed four subpoenas—targeting Microsoft, Discord, Google and X Corp.—to identify Cyberleek after a stream of alleged Grand Theft Auto VI gameplay leaks.
  • The Aug. 20 filings cite “stolen content,” a detail that suggests at least some clips may be genuine even as AI-made fake leaks spread across social media.
  • Cyberleek has kept posting short videos and screenshots showing map segments, Vice City flights, combat, a strip club, a nightclub and a video game store, while avoiding major plot spoilers.
  • The leaks appear to come from a playable build—one clip shows “LEEK” shot into a wall—and the account is running cryptocurrency polls on what to leak next.
  • Official footage is due on Netflix on Aug. 27, and Rockstar and Take-Two have not commented publicly beyond the subpoena campaign.

Insights

How will the unprecedented leak of GTA 6 gameplay impact the highly anticipated Netflix reveal ahead of its November 2026 launch?
Will Take-Two’s aggressive subpoenas unmask the anonymous crypto group before they drop massive GTA 6 story spoilers?
Is the CyberLeek campaign a genuine protest for digital ownership, or just a sophisticated crypto grift exploiting GTA 6 hype?