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Rockstar says people seeking GTA 6 updates have led to hackers blackmailing over leaks and drones being used to spy on d

Rockstar has addressed the intense demand for Grand Theft Auto 6 information, revealing serious security concerns. The studio reports that hackers have been blackmailing over leaked material, while drones have been used to surveil development staff.

The company attributes these incidents directly to the high level of interest surrounding the game. These security breaches represent significant challenges in protecting both proprietary information and employee safety during development.

Rockstar’s disclosure highlights the risks developers face when managing highly anticipated projects. The studio has not detailed specific countermeasures or timelines for addressing these issues.

For players anticipating the November 19, 2026 launch, this demonstrates the extraordinary measures Rockstar must take to safeguard GTA 6’s development and protect its team from external threats.

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