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TechHacker Cyberleak has released new in-game footage of Grand Theft Auto VI, reportedly from a complete, unreleased build of the game. The clip shows the character spelling 'LEEK' by shooting bullets at a wall, indicating the hacker is playing the game directly rather than accessing internal recordings. This is the second leak from Cyberleak, who is protesting Rockstar's pre-selling of digital copies and has threatened to release more content—including the game's ending—unless the company issues a public apology and commits to better practices. Rockstar has responded with DMCA takedown notices, particularly on YouTube, but some clips remain accessible on X and the hacker's website. The leak is especially damaging as GTA VI is not scheduled for release until November, and Rockstar has a deal with Netflix to show the third trailer on August 27. The source of the build remains unknown, and the incident follows a previous hack in April where a group demanded payment to avoid leaking confidential data.
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