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August 26, 2026

Take-Two Legal Action Shuts Down GTA 6 Leak Hub

Take-Two's subpoenas to Microsoft and Discord appear to have prompted the shutdown of the CyberLeek website and its Telegram channel, both central to recent GTA 6 leaks. New footage has nevertheless surfaced online, indicating the leakers retain access to unreleased material. The moves form part of broader legal efforts against the group's activities ahead of the game's November 2026 release.

Takedown of CyberLeek Platforms

The CyberLeek website has gone offline following Take-Two's filing of subpoenas against Microsoft and Discord to identify the individuals behind the leaks. The associated Telegram channel now displays a copyright infringement notice. It remains unclear if the closures stem directly from the subpoenas or separate enforcement steps.

Continued Release of Leak Footage

Take-Two Legal Action Shuts Down GTA 6 Leak Hub

A seventh clip has appeared despite the platform closures, with gameplay details discussed on Reddit. The leaks have included scenes of co-protagonist Jason driving through Vice City in a supercar and shooting the word leek into a wall. These suggest the source maintains playable access to the game.

Background on Leakers and Sales Outlook

CyberLeek has framed the leaks as advocacy for gamers' rights while promoting a cryptocurrency scheme tied to a $CYBERLEEK meme coin. Take-Two executive Strauss Zelnick stated the legal actions would not affect Grand Theft Auto 6 sales, which reached top positions on the PlayStation Store after pre-orders opened. The game remains scheduled for release on 19 November 2026 for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.

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