A new wave of leaks involves grand theft auto 6 Continuing its dominance, new gameplay footage is released online almost daily Cyberikthe hacker successfully breached the company’s security system and gained access to a relatively new version of the game.
In recent days, news has surfaced that Take-Two Interactive will be sending subpoenas to Microsoft and Discord with the goal of obtaining information to identify the people behind the account. However, Discord now denies receiving the subpoena.
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Discord Marketing Director Ryan K. Rigney clarified the situation, declaring in a post: “Discord has not yet received a subpoena from Take-Two. When we receive a subpoena, we will evaluate its validity and scope before responding.”
This file is attributed to take twoHowever, it contains a request for a large amount of information. As for Microsoft, the company will request internal documents related to the investigation of the person using the name “Cyberleek” that could identify him. Requests for affected Discord accounts will include information such as the account ID, registration email, IP address used for registration and last login, phone number, links to any other services, and device identifiers.
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The request also involves any information and Content related to Grand Theft Auto, Rockstar or Cyberleek Information present on the accounts involved, as well as telemetry data related to devices that have identified certain files or tools relevant to the investigation.
Microsoft has made it clear that it is willing Partnering with Take-Two It will help identify the leaker, but the specific results of the investigation have not yet been announced.
Meanwhile, leakers continue to release new footage and publicly challenge Take-Two and Rockstar Games, claiming they want to continue releasing material.