With GTA 6 leaker hunt 'rapidly evolving,' Take-Two asks court to keep latest subpoena request sealed to avoid tipping off leakers
The filing contains "highly sensitive, confidential information" that lawyers fear could help the GTA 6 leakers destroy evidence or evade detection.
Grand Theft Auto 6 leaker hunt rapidly evolving, Take-Two seeks sealed subpoena to avoid tipping off leakers. The leak party for GTA 6 apparently concluded with Cyberleek making off with over $200,000. Take-Two Interactive filed subpoena requests to Discord, Microsoft, X, and YouTube seeking business records and investigative records from Microsoft's internal investigation.
Recently, on August 28, Take-Two filed a more targeted subpoena, identifying an additional Discord user and obtaining more identifying information for a previously identified user. The filed documents remain sealed, with a motion arguing that public disclosure could compromise their ongoing investigation. Take-Two has also withdrawn its DMCA subpoena request to Google, emphasizing the rapidly evolving situation.
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