Blackmail from the leaker of GTA 6 videos to Rockstar Games!

The game world continues to be awash with GTA 6 leaks. The other day, a hacker leaked videos of the early development process of the highly anticipated production. Immediately after, the developer studio, which responded to the leaks with copyright, started working to prevent the problem. However, it seems that this issue is not close to being closed yet. The name behind the original leaks is now blackmailing Rockstar Games with GTA 5 and GTA 6. Here are the details…

The hacker who published the GTA 6 leaks is blackmailing Rockstar Games by publishing the game files!

The hacker, who changed the focus of the game world with the GTA 6 leaks the other day, made a lot of noise in the game world with what he shared. While there was no clear image about GTA 6 before, the images spread quickly on the internet as a result of the emergence of these images.

“Okay, this thread went viral in a way I didn’t expect. Shared on 3000 Telegram channels. If you’re a Rockstar or Take-Two employee and are trying to contact me, send a message 22559219889638875756. Or you can send an email to [email protected] **with a corporate email address** I will read all these replies as soon as possible.”

With this news, Take-Two, the conflict company of Rockstar Games, copyrighted many videos about GTA 6 on YouTube. We guess that the hacker, who did not like the company’s attitude towards this event, updated the topic he opened in the forum and stated that he wanted to make a deal by implying blackmail. In addition, he revealed the source codes to blackmail Rockstar Games.

“GTA 5 and 6 source codes”

Hacker updated the topic he opened in the forum and gave more details. Stating that he has the source codes, images and test game of GTA 5 and 6, the hacker said that he wanted to negotiate. Apparently, the hacker is blackmailing Rockstar Games.

“Hello, Here are 90 images/clips from GTA 6. I may leak more data soon, GTA 5 and 6 source code and images, GTA 6 test game. Ok, this thread went viral in a way I didn’t expect. Shared on 3000 Telegram channels. If you’re a Rockstar or Take-Two employee and are trying to contact me, send a message 22559219889638875756. Or you can send an email to [email protected] **with a corporate email address** I will read all these replies as soon as possible – I want to make a bargain.“

Sharing the game footage, the hacker states that he has the source codes of GTA 5 and 6. From what we can see, he is blackmailing Rockstar Games by threatening to release the source code.

A person pretending to be a Rockstar/Take-Two employee was able to talk to the blackmailing hacker

A user pretended to be a Rockstar/Take-Two employee and reached out to the hacker via Telegram. In the past conversations, the hacker repeated that he had the source codes of GTA 5 and 6, and asked the person who pretended to be an employee to check the transaction logs of the IT team.

Hacker seeks quotes for source codes

Blackmailing Rockstar Games by saying that he has the source codes of GTA 6 and 5, the hacker adds to his message that the source codes of GTA 5 are in his hands and the source codes of 6 are not yet on sale, and he also does not accept offers under the number 5.

Take-Two copyrights videos about GTA 6 leaks!

While the agenda of the game world suddenly changed with the images shared by Hacker, who blackmailed Rockstar Games, the game channels on YouTube did not stay idle. Channels preparing content related to GTA 6 encountered copyright surprise.

As you can imagine, the royalties were discarded by Take-Two, the parent company of Rockstar Games. Many game channels, which saw that copyright was thrown, had to remove their video. On top of the blackmail made to Rockstar Games, Take-Two seems like it will be hard to handle.

So, what do you think about this event? Do you think the hacker is telling the truth? Don’t forget to share your thoughts with us in the comments section!