Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games have officially filed federal court subpoenas seeking identifying information from Microsoft and Discord following leaks of Grand Theft Auto 6. The legal actions filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York target copyrighted material, including audiovisual content, artwork, dialogue, and creative elements posted online.

Well, Rockstar is almost ready to lift the lid on gameplay, with a Netflix Extended Look scheduled for August 27. However, it seems a mysterious leaker has beaten the studio to the punch. Dubbed CYBERLEEK online, the leaker has stunned fans with snippets of gameplay alongside what appears to be the entire Leonida map, just days before Rockstar’s planned reveal. While the leaked footage is believed to come from an earlier build of the game, potentially dating back to 2024 or

Rockstar has reportedly been hit by another Grand Theft Auto 6 leak in recent hours, or perhaps days. In social circles, new imagery has surfaced containing the GTA 6 map, joined by associated data that’s not connected to the ongoing (but for now, somewhat silent) ‘Cyberleek’ spree.