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Cyberleek Down: Take-Two (Ironically) Uses Legal Means To DMCA GTA 6 Leaks And Find The Leakers

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Take-Two has filed DMCAs and legal petitions to stop the free dissemination of GTA 6 leaks, and also identify the leakers.
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Since August 18, leaky gameplay from "GTA 6" has landed on the net. Take-Two wants to come over four DMCA requests to the identity of the leaker.

·Germany
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Take-Two Interactive, a giant behind the Grand Theft Auto franchise, took another significant step in its battle against the proliferation of leaks of the awaited GTA 6. On August 23, 2026, the company judicially activated platforms X (formerly Twitter) and YouTube, seeking the identification of users responsible for disclosing non [...]

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Read the full article on stephaneLarue.com The cyberLeek leaker, which has multiplied the gameplay videos of GTA 6 since August 18, now offers advertising spaces in its next leaks against 400 Monero. Meanwhile, Take-Two's judicial investigation against the leaker extends to the X network, in addition to Microsoft and Discord.

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Stéphane Larue broke the news on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
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