Leak Cyberleek: Take-Two seeks help from Microsoft and Discord to block the escape of gameplay on Netflix
The leak of gameplay segments from an incomplete build of GTA VI, by the mysterious Cyberleek leaker, triggered a wave of concerns at Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games. The incident threatens to compromise the meticulously planned marketing campaign for the preview on Netflix, fixed on August 27 at 21:00, and triggered a race against time to identify and stop the manager. According to the first information reported by Jason Schreier, interviewed by several internal sources at Rockstar, there is no immediate intention of moving the preview to Netflix. The company is actively collaborating with Microsoft and Discord, providing them with data to track the origin of the leak and identify Cyberleek. The situation is further complicated by the decision of the leaker to start selling advertising space for the next GTA VI video leaks. A behavior described as "surreal" by observers, which highlights Cyberleek's determination to capitalize on the incident. Take-Two started a law investigation and filed a request at the Southern District Court of New York, inviting Microsoft and Discord to cooperate in the search for the identity of the leaker. Redmond's house has ensured full cooperation. Rockstar's developers, according to internal sources, are deeply "absorbed" and "frustrated" for the event, despite the stringent security measures implemented after the 2022 leak that proved ineffective. The future of Lucia Caminos and Jason Duval will largely depend on Take-Two's ability to contain unauthorized dissemination of GTA VI's content.
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