After the enormous GTA 6 leak it seems the hacker is seeking a means to deal with Rockstar and Take-Two. The person identified as "teapotuberhacker" created a line of contact for developers and corporations in a post on a GTA forum.
The hacker wants individuals in charge of corporations and game development to seek for him, according to insider Tom Henderson. His purpose is to seek a significant amount of money to avoid disclosing the remaining data to the public.
“This unexpectedly went viral. I woke up with more than 3000 messages on Telegram. If you are an employee of Rockstar or Take-Two and you are trying to contact me, send me a message with the number 22559219889638875756 on Telegram. Or email me," said the leaker.
.A person pretending to be a Rockstar/Take-Two employee managed to speak with the hacker. He once again states he has source code and told him that the "IT team can check the logs" for proof.
After posting his contact information, the hacker was contacted by someone impersonating a Rockstar employee, who mocked the coders and submitted a log check to show his infiltration into the system. Henderson disclosed that this individual not only obtained the source codes for GTA 6, but also for GTA 5. According to the hacker, the current edition of the game's files and documentation will not sell for less than five figures. GTA 6 source codes are not yet available for purchase.
The hacker is requesting payment in exchange for not leaking any additional information concerning GTA 6. This leak of previously unseen GTA 6 photos began to spread in the early hours of last Sunday. Over 90 films were submitted informally to the community. On the same day, Bloomberg journalist and industry insider Jason Schreier verified that the photographs revealed were from the upcoming game in the franchise.
“My sources at Rockstar Games have confirmed that the massive Grand Theft Auto 6 leak is real. This is one of the biggest leaks in gaming history and a nightmare for the company."
Rockstar's IT and legal staff (currently busily removing videos from the internet) are likely in crisis mode to patch the hole that enabled the large data dump. This week, there will also be extra shifts in the marketing department - less due to the code, which is useless for gamers, and more due to the mountains of uncensored visual material.
