CyberLeek, the anonymous figure or group responsible for a wave of unauthorized GTA 6 gameplay leaks in August, may have resurfaced after weeks of silence. A new mysterious poll has appeared on the website previously associated with the leaker, while separate blockchain activity has also been detected from the cryptocurrency wallet used during the original campaign.
The development was highlighted on October 5, 2026 by GTA-focused creator Ben (@videotech), who stressed that CyberLeek’s return remains unconfirmed. After speaking with iGrandTheftAuto, Ben said a monitoring script had detected new updates coming from infrastructure previously associated with the leaker.
The newly displayed poll contains almost no information: its title and voting options are represented only by question marks, leaving it unclear what users are actually being asked to choose. The poll is currently scheduled to end on October 8.
There is currently no new GTA 6 footage or other unreleased game material attached to the poll, and there is no proof that the original CyberLeek operator is behind the activity.
CyberLeek’s Website Shows Its First Major Activity Since August
CyberLeek became widely known in August after someone using the name began distributing unauthorized GTA 6 development footage online.
The website associated with that campaign later became largely inactive, but on October 5 a new poll appeared with its question and available choices hidden behind “???” placeholders.
This resembles CyberLeek’s earlier strategy.
During the August leak campaign, the site used cryptocurrency-funded polls that allowed users to influence which GTA 6 material would allegedly be released next. Previous options included subjects such as Beach, Nudist Town and Strip Club 2, with some poll results later followed by additional leaked footage.
The new poll, however, offers no indication of what content — if any — might be connected to its result.
New Activity Was Also Detected From CyberLeek’s Previous Crypto Wallet
The website change is not the only development attracting attention.
According to reporting based on research by iGrandTheftAuto, the wallet previously used during CyberLeek’s campaign has signed several new blockchain transactions, including activity involving accounts associated with the $CYBERLEEK token.
That is more significant than someone simply sending cryptocurrency to an old public wallet address.
The reported transactions required control over the wallet’s private keys, suggesting that whoever initiated them has access to credentials previously connected to the CyberLeek operation.
That still does not prove the original operator has returned.
Access could theoretically have been transferred to another person, shared with an associate or otherwise compromised. Ben specifically raised that possibility when discussing the discovery.
It Is Still Unclear Who Is Behind the New Poll
The most important detail surrounding the story is what remains unknown.
There is currently no verified identification of CyberLeek, and it has never been publicly established whether the name represents one person, multiple people or a shared publishing identity.
The new activity introduces another layer of uncertainty.
At least three possibilities remain plausible:
- the original CyberLeek operator has returned;
- someone associated with the original campaign now controls the account and wallet;
- another party gained access to CyberLeek’s infrastructure.
No reliable evidence currently establishes which explanation is correct.
For that reason, claims that CyberLeek is definitely back or that another GTA 6 leak is definitely coming go beyond the available evidence.
No New GTA 6 Leak Has Been Released So Far
Despite speculation surrounding the poll, nothing new from GTA 6 has been published through it at the time of writing.
The new page consists only of the cryptic poll, without screenshots, gameplay clips, story information or playable files.
Some reports have speculated about possibilities ranging from additional gameplay to story spoilers or even a playable build, but there is currently no evidence connecting the new poll to any specific type of material.
Those possibilities should therefore remain speculation.
The only verified development is renewed activity involving systems previously associated with the CyberLeek campaign.
CyberLeek Previously Released Multiple GTA 6 Gameplay Videos
The original CyberLeek activity began publicly on August 18, 2026, when unreleased GTA 6 footage started appearing online under the name.
PC Gamer reported at the time that the clips appeared to show genuine development gameplay featuring Jason Duval, including ordinary open-world actions as well as driving and combat.
The campaign expanded rapidly, with additional clips appearing over subsequent days and CyberLeek using polls and a Solana-based cryptocurrency token alongside the releases.
Some of the footage spread widely enough that Take-Two Interactive began issuing copyright takedowns and pursuing information that could help identify those responsible.
Take-Two Launched a Legal Hunt After the August Leaks
Take-Two’s response went beyond removing individual videos.
The company sought DMCA subpoenas involving Discord, Microsoft, X and Google/YouTube as part of an effort to obtain identifying records connected to the GTA 6 leaks.
Take-Two later told a U.S. federal court that its investigation was “rapidly evolving” and requested another Discord subpoena under seal, arguing that publicly revealing its targets could alert the people it was investigating.
The company ultimately withdrew one Google/YouTube subpoena request after saying it no longer needed the particular information being sought, while its Discord-related efforts continued.
Those legal actions did not publicly establish CyberLeek’s identity.
The New Poll Ends October 8
The mysterious poll currently displays an end date of October 8, 2026, according to screenshots and independent reports documenting the page.
That makes the next several days potentially significant.
However, an expiring countdown does not guarantee that GTA 6 content will appear afterward. CyberLeek’s previous infrastructure has included ideas and polls that did not necessarily result in verified releases.
For example, an August entry proposing a GTA 6 “Trial Build” appeared on the site but remained in draft status, and investigators tracking the campaign could not verify a corresponding on-chain poll.
The October 8 timer should therefore be treated only as the deadline displayed by the current poll — not as a confirmed release date for another leak.
GTA 6 Is Now Just Weeks Away From Release
Any renewed leak activity would come at a particularly sensitive moment for Rockstar.
Grand Theft Auto VI launches November 19, 2026, according to Rockstar’s official store, with preloading beginning November 12.
Rockstar has substantially expanded the game’s official marketing since CyberLeek’s August campaign, including its Extended Look, developer interviews, Game Informer coverage and additional details about Jason, Lucia and Leonida.
That makes the remaining unrevealed material increasingly focused on areas Rockstar has deliberately kept secret — particularly major story developments.
For now, though, there is no confirmed new leak to report.
What has happened is more limited but still notable: a website and cryptocurrency infrastructure previously associated with one of GTA 6’s largest pre-release leak campaigns have suddenly become active again, and nobody has yet established who is controlling them.
FAQ
Is CyberLeek officially back?
No. New activity has appeared on systems previously associated with CyberLeek, but there is no confirmation that the original operator is responsible.
What appeared on the CyberLeek website?
A new poll appeared with its title and voting options shown only as question marks. It does not reveal what users are voting for.
When does the new CyberLeek poll end?
The poll currently indicates that voting ends on October 8, 2026.
Has CyberLeek leaked new GTA 6 footage today?
No new GTA 6 footage has been verified from the current activity. The October 5 development involves a mysterious poll and related wallet activity rather than a new gameplay release.
Why is the cryptocurrency wallet activity important?
Reports indicate that the previous CyberLeek wallet signed new transactions, which would require access to its private keys. That suggests someone with control of previously associated infrastructure is active again, although it does not establish who that person is.
Did Take-Two try to identify CyberLeek?
Yes. Take-Two pursued DMCA subpoenas involving companies including Discord, Microsoft, X and Google after the August GTA 6 leaks.
When does GTA 6 release?
Grand Theft Auto VI releases November 19, 2026.
