GTA 6 Leaker CyberLeek Says He Is Ending His Leaks

CyberLeek, the controversial figure behind several alleged Grand Theft Auto VI leaks, has announced that he is stepping away from releasing further information about Rockstar Games' upcoming title.

In a three-part statement titled The End of the Road, the leaker claimed to possess details about GTA 6's ending but said he had decided against revealing them to avoid spoiling the experience for players.

CyberLeek also addressed his previous threat to release a playable build of the game reportedly exceeding 200GB. He had claimed that the build would be made public if a cryptocurrency token associated with his activities reached a $30 million market capitalization.

According to his latest statement, that target was not reached, and the alleged build will not be released. He also cited the security risks involved in distributing such a large amount of confidential material.

The leaker defended his cryptocurrency activities, claiming that the token was intended to support his project rather than serve as an investment. These financial claims have not been independently verified.

CyberLeek additionally claimed to have established a dead man's switch, an automated mechanism supposedly designed to release major story spoilers if someone attempts to prevent him from continuing his activities. There is no independent confirmation that such a system exists.

He also maintained that some previously shared footage came from sensitive late-game missions, although its authenticity remains unverified.

The statement concludes with CyberLeek indicating that his leaking activities have ended, at least temporarily.

Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive have not publicly confirmed the authenticity of CyberLeek's claims or the existence of the alleged playable build.