Rockstar Games has reportedly not identified the person or group behind the latest Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks. Despite the security problem, the company is not expected to change its planned marketing campaign or delay GTA 6 at this time.
A new report from Bloomberg’s Jason Schreier says Rockstar is still trying to learn who leaked the footage and how the material reached the internet. The reports come just days before Rockstar’s planned Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look presentation on August 27.
GTA 6 Leaker Is Still Unknown
The latest GTA 6 leaks began spreading online in August 2026. The person or group claiming responsibility has used the name CyberLeek, but Rockstar has reportedly not confirmed who is actually behind the account.
Several gameplay clips appeared online, and Rockstar and Take-Two Interactive moved to remove unauthorized uploads. However, leaked footage should be treated carefully. It may show an older, unfinished version of the game rather than the version players will see at launch.
Rockstar has not publicly confirmed every leaked video, feature, or image making the rounds online. That means fans should avoid treating clips, map images, and social-media claims as final GTA 6 information.
Take-Two Is Trying to Identify the Source
According to reports, Take-Two has taken legal steps to find the person responsible. The company has reportedly filed subpoenas seeking information from Microsoft and Discord that could help identify accounts connected to the CyberLeek name.
That process may take time. For now, Rockstar reportedly still does not know exactly who leaked the material or how they accessed it.
This is especially frustrating for Rockstar because the company suffered a huge GTA 6 security breach in 2022. At that time, more than 90 early-development videos and screenshots appeared online after what Rockstar called a “network intrusion.” Rockstar said the 2022 incident would not have a long-term effect on GTA 6 development.
GTA 6 Marketing Plans Remain Unchanged
The important news for fans is that the leaks are not expected to change Rockstar’s current plans.
Bloomberg’s report says Rockstar does not plan to delay its August 27 Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look event because of the leaks. Rockstar has officially listed the presentation for August 27 at 3 PM ET on its GTA 6 website.
The official presentation should be a much better place to learn about the game than leaked clips. Rockstar controls what it shares, and the footage should reflect the experience it wants fans to see.
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Is GTA 6 Still Releasing in 2026?
Yes. GTA 6 is still scheduled to launch on November 19, 2026 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Rockstar’s official website and Newswire continue to list that date.
There is no official announcement saying the latest leaks will delay the game. While development plans can always change in the future, there is currently no evidence that the leak has affected GTA 6’s release date.
What GTA 6 Fans Should Know
Here is the simple breakdown:
- Rockstar reportedly has not identified the latest GTA 6 leaker.
- The person or group has used the name CyberLeek, but that identity is unverified.
- Take-Two is reportedly seeking information from Microsoft and Discord as part of its investigation.
- Rockstar’s August 27 GTA 6 presentation is still expected to happen.
- GTA 6 is still set for November 19, 2026, on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
- Leaked gameplay may be old, unfinished, or missing context, so it should not be seen as the final game.
For now, GTA 6 fans should wait for Rockstar’s official August 27 presentation instead of relying on random leaked clips. The company’s marketing plans appear to be moving forward, even while it works to find the source of the leak.
