CyberLeek GTA 6 Website Is Back: Why Gamers Should Not Pay or Download Anything

Rockstar Games at the Game Developers Choice Awards, 2019 (file photo). Photo: Official GDC / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
Sanjay Mali
Sanjay Mali - Founder and Editor

“CyberLeek,” the name tied to a string of Grand Theft Auto VI leaks, is trending again after its website was updated and teased new GTA 6 reveals “this week.” Gamers searching for it are finding several look-alike sites, and some of them ask for money or push downloads. Here is what is going on, and how to protect yourself.

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Bottom line

  • What changed: a CyberLeek-branded website was updated after weeks of silence, teasing new GTA 6 details.
  • Unconfirmed: it is unclear whether the original leaker is behind the update or someone else is.
  • Red flags: some CyberLeek-named sites sell a “full game” or “demo,” ask for crypto donations or offer a “launcher” download.
  • Safety tip: do not pay for, download or install anything from these sites.
  • Official game: GTA 6 is only sold by Rockstar Games through official stores.

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Rockstar Games at the Game Developers Choice Awards, 2019 (file photo). Photo: Official GDC / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0

What is CyberLeek?

CyberLeek became known for GTA 6 leaks and set up a website where users could buy cryptocurrency for voting rights on which leaked video would be released next. The group went quiet after a series of leaks. This week, a site using the name was updated, and gaming outlets reported it may be teasing more leaks.

Warning signs on CyberLeek look-alike sites

Red flagWhy it is dangerous
Selling a “full game” ($1,000) or “demo” ($100)The game is not publicly available, so any sale is almost certainly a scam
“Launcher” or “leaked build” downloadsA common way to spread malware and steal passwords
Crypto donation requestsPayments cannot be reversed
Links to dark-web addressesOften tied to illegal sales and fraud
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Rockstar Games buses at E3 (file photo). Photo: Cian Ginty / Wikimedia Commons, attribution license

How to stay safe while waiting for GTA 6

  • Only buy GTA 6 from Rockstar Games and official console or PC stores.
  • Never install a “leaked” game build or unknown launcher.
  • If you already downloaded something, run a full antivirus scan and change important passwords.
  • Follow Rockstar’s official channels for real release news.

This article does not link to any leak sites, on purpose. For more tech news, read why AI engineers fear what they are building.

Frequently asked questions

Is CyberLeek real?

A CyberLeek website exists and was recently updated, but it is unclear whether the original leaker is behind it. Several copycat sites also use the name.

Can I download GTA 6 from CyberLeek?

No. Any site offering GTA 6 downloads before the official release is a scam and may contain malware.

When does GTA 6 come out?

Check Rockstar Games’ official announcements for the release date.

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