Cyberleek says the GTA 6 leaks are over and warns of dead mans switch
Cyberleek may have just thrown in the towel on all of those 'Grand Theft Auto VI' leaks.
Cyberleek, the group behind recent GTA 6 leaks, has declared that their leaks are now over and has threatened to release a dead man's switch if attempts are made to shut down their website. According to a post on their website, the leaker's threat to release a full build of GTA 6 has been called off due to failing to reach a $30 million market value goal for their memecoin.
However, there is an implied "dead man's switch" that would release spoilers if efforts are made to remove Cyberleek. The leaker warned that attempting to shut down their site would punish Take-Two Interactive, the game's creators, without addressing the gamers who did nothing wrong. Rockstar and Take-Two have already subpoenaed major tech companies to track down and stop Cyberleek.
The group has defended the meme-coin associated with the leaks, stating it was a donation, not an investment. Despite the leaks showing various game elements, none provided significant insight into the actual gameplay. With GTA 6 set to launch on November 19, it seems this saga involving Cyberleek has come to an end for now.
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