TECH · GAMER ALERT
The GTA 6 leak site resurfaces, and copycats want your money
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WHAT HAPPENED
A CyberLeek website updated after weeks offline, teasing new GTA 6 details this week.
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THE CATCH
It is unclear if the original leaker is involved or someone else is pulling a prank.
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RED FLAG
Copycat sites sell fake builds and demos. The game is not out, so it is a scam.
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RED FLAG
Downloads of "leaked builds" are a common malware trap. Do not install them.
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STAY SAFE
Buy GTA 6 only from Rockstar and official console or PC stores.
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THE HISTORY
CyberLeek once sold crypto for votes on which leaked GTA 6 video came next.
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ALREADY DOWNLOADED?
Run a full antivirus scan and change your important passwords.
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RED FLAG
Some look-alike sites link to Tor addresses and illegal sales.
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FULL STORY
All the warning signs, and what to do if you already downloaded something.
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