Rockstar still hasn't found source of GTA 6 leak, report says

Rockstar Games has not yet identified who leaked this week's widespread Grand Theft Auto VI footage, nor how the leak happened, according to a report first surfaced by Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier on Bluesky. Schreier said sources inside the company describe frustration, exhaustion and anger over the breach, and that Rockstar has no plans to postpone next week's Netflix premiere tied to the game.

The claim rests on a single social post from Schreier, who previewed a Bloomberg column on the subject. Rockstar's parent company Take-Two Interactive has not confirmed the investigation's status, and the details have not been independently verified. Schreier is a veteran games journalist whose reporting on Rockstar has been reliable in the past, but the specifics here remain unconfirmed until the full column or an official statement appears.

The leak, which spread widely across social media this week, is the latest in a series of security incidents to hit Rockstar, which suffered a major GTA 6 leak in 2022. The company has not commented publicly on this week's breach.