Leak Group Cyberleek Demands Apology and Physical Release, Threatens Full GTA 6 Build Disclosure
The hacking collective behind Grand Theft Auto VI leaks has issued demands to Take-Two and Rockstar Games, with the threat of releasing a complete game build tied to promotion of its associated cryptocurrency token.
Cyberleek, the group responsible for gradually releasing footage from what appears to be a finalized version of Grand Theft Auto VI, has issued a set of conditions to Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games. The demands include a physical release of GTA 6 and a public apology, though the specific reason for the apology request remains unclear. Should these conditions go unmet, the group has threatened to distribute a complete build of the game containing the full story mode.
The ultimatum represents a transparent effort to drive interest in $CYBERLEEK, a memecoin token operating on the Solana blockchain that the group has promoted alongside its leaked material. Prior reporting has documented how Cyberleek has been using its unauthorized access to the game to boost the cryptocurrency's value. The group cashed out approximately $250,000 in the hours immediately before Rockstar's Extended Look presentation aired on Netflix.
After the Netflix event, Cyberleek resurfaced this week with additional leaked content. The new material includes footage featuring both of the game's main characters in minimal clothing, along with substantial story spoilers that advance the narrative of the game.