Rockstar hit with another cyberattack, leaked GTA 5 source code reveal cancelled DLC plans
Rockstar hit with another cyberattack, leaked GTA 5 source code reveal cancelled DLC plans
Rockstar Games, the US-based gaming studio, experienced another cyber incident with a data breach. In this attack, cybercriminals leaked the full source code for Grand Theft Auto 5 (GTA 5), the studio's popular open-world crime game. The leaked code, comprising 100GB, also included Python code for the upcoming sequel, GTA 6, and files from the cancelled sequel, Bully 2.
Rockstar Games, the US-based gaming studio, experienced another cyber incident with a data breach. In this attack, cybercriminals leaked the full source code for Grand Theft Auto 5 (GTA 5), the studio's popular open-world crime game. The leaked code, comprising 100GB, also included Python code for the upcoming sequel, GTA 6, and files from the cancelled sequel, Bully 2.
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Rockstar Games, the US-based gaming studio, experienced another cyber incident with a data breach. In this attack, cybercriminals leaked the full source code for Grand Theft Auto 5 (GTA 5), the studio's popular open-world crime game. The leaked code, comprising 100GB, also included Python code for the upcoming sequel, GTA 6, and files from the cancelled sequel, Bully 2. 
