A website tied to the CyberLeek name resumed activity on October 5, 2026, showing an unexplained poll as GTA VI leak claims continue circulating before the game's scheduled November 19 release.
The poll contained only question marks, leaving its subject and purpose unclear, according to Shattered. io and Level Up.
Shattered.
io described the update as the first reported activity on the site since August, while Level Up reported that two new voting entries were set to end October 8.
No verified evidence establishes that the original CyberLeek operator made the update.
Shattered.
io said it remains unconfirmed whether the original leaker controls the site, whether another party took over, or whether any new GTA VI footage, code or documents will appear.
Previous CyberLeek Activity
Level Up reported that CyberLeek previously used a website where users could purchase cryptocurrency and gain voting rights over which GTA VI video would be released next.
The operation became inactive after Rockstar Games presented an extended look at the game through Netflix.
The name has also been linked to earlier GTA VI material, including a playable build that CyberLeek claimed to possess.
In an August statement, the operator said, "CyberLeek has the build. They've had it for a long time, and it no longer resides in one place."
The statement added that copies exist on hard drives and servers scattered worldwide, in places Take-Two cannot access, and that there is nothing left to seize.
Level Up said Take-Two Interactive and Rockstar Games confirmed later in August that their investigation remained active.
The companies said releasing further details could compromise the investigation and alert alleged offenders.
Separately, Gameranx reported that a new 367 MB, 25-minute video titled "GTA 6: An Extended Leek" appeared under the CyberLeek name.
The title echoes Rockstar's official "GTA 6: An Extended Leak," a more than 26-minute presentation that first appeared on Netflix before being uploaded to YouTube.
Gameranx said the newly surfaced video contains story spoilers and footage suggesting that Jason Duval can appear completely naked in public.
The outlet also said downloads were unavailable at the time of its report because of high demand.
Scam Sites and Leak History
CyberLeek has also been associated with websites that claim to offer leaked GTA VI builds.
Kaspersky reported that one such site advertised a supposed "full game" for US$1000, a 24-hour "GTA VI demo" for US$100, and a crowdfunding scheme promising early access.
Kaspersky said another site claimed to offer free GTA VI preorder codes while collecting email addresses and directing users through a purported verification process.
The security company warned that such pages can use the game's popularity to drive traffic to potentially fraudulent third-party services.
The broader leak history dates to September 2022, when Rockstar confirmed a network intrusion that exposed more than 90 clips of early GTA VI development footage.
The 2026 CyberLeek activity represents a later and separate series of alleged leaks and claims surrounding the game.
GTA VI is scheduled for release on November 19, 2026, according to the supplied source material, while the identity and current status of whoever controls the CyberLeek-linked site remain unresolved.
