Take-Two Interactive has escalated its pursuit of the GTA 6 leaker by filing federal subpoenas against Microsoft and Discord. The company is seeking access to account and data records from both platforms - including OneDrive information and Xbox account details from Microsoft, plus Discord user data - to identify the person behind the Cyberleek handle, who was responsible for the leaked footage. This legal maneuver represents Take-Two's aggressive effort to track down whoever distributed the unauthorized material, leveraging the companies' records to unmask the source.
- Take-Two is using federal subpoenas to compel Microsoft and Discord to hand over account information tied to Cyberleek in hopes of identifying the leaker.
- The action targets multiple data points across both platforms, suggesting a coordinated effort to cross-reference accounts and trace the leak's origin.
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Eurogamer
· Aug 21, 15:55 UTC
Take-Two's legal action to find GTA 6 leaker begins, as it subpoenas Microsoft and Discord for any data "sufficient to identify the users person"
The hunt for the GTA 6 leaker is on. Take-Two has reportedly filed multiple subpoenas in a federal district court to force information out of Microsoft and Discord related to anything - OneDrive data, Xbox accounts, or Discord users - that…
Polygon
· Aug 21, 15:31 UTC
GTA 6 Leaks: Take-Two Goes After Microsoft, Discord in New Legal Action
Take-Two Interactive has issued subpoenas to Microsoft and Discord in an attempt to find the identity of Cyberleek, known as the GTA 6 leaker.