GTA 6 makers subpoena X, Google in hunt for Cyberleek
Take-Two Interactive has stepped up its efforts to unmask Cyberleek. The Grand Theft Auto maker has subpoenaed Google and X Corp.
Grand Theft Auto developer Rockstar Games, owned by Take-Two Interactive Software, has filed subpoenas against Google and X Corp in an attempt to identify the anonymous leaker known as Cyberleek. The leaker has been actively sharing GTA 6 leaks online. Take-Two requested that X remove images and videos extracted from the unreleased GTA VI game as the contents were unauthorized.
Google's subpoena includes screenshots of Cyberleek's YouTube videos. The subpoenas follow similar requests to Microsoft and Discord, all part of Take-Two's efforts to remove Cyberleek's videos from the web and identify the leaker's digital footprints. Despite Take-Two's investigation, Cyberleek continues to post new gameplay footage and other content daily.
The highly anticipated game, set for release on November 19, has been in development for over a decade and has faced numerous delays, making it the most anticipated video game of all time.
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