GTA 6 Leaker Returns With New ‘Hypercar’ Footage After Rumors of Arrest

The mysterious GTA 6 leaker known as Cyberleek is back after a brief 24-hour silence, putting an end to widespread rumors that Take-Two had tracked them down or shut the operation down.

A new leaked gameplay video titled “Hypercar” appeared on Cyberleek’s website earlier today. Although the clip was quickly removed, copies have already begun circulating online—continuing the ongoing cat-and-mouse battle between leakers and Take-Two’s copyright enforcement.

New footage shows realistic carjacking sequence

The latest leak features protagonist Jason stealing a Bugatti-inspired supercar, the Truffade Thrax. Unlike previous Grand Theft Auto games, the sequence appears more interactive, requiring players to manually pull the driver from the vehicle after smashing the window.

The remainder of the two-minute clip shows Jason driving through the city, even stopping at a traffic sign before continuing. No crashes, combat, or major events occur during the drive, making it one of the calmer leaks released so far.

Sixth major leak in an ongoing series

This marks Cyberleek’s sixth significant GTA 6 leak. Earlier footage convinced many fans that the leaker possesses an actual playable development build rather than recycled gameplay clips. One previous video even showed the word “LEEKS” being written onto a wall using gunfire, suggesting direct control of the game.

The sudden silence over the past day sparked speculation that authorities or Take-Two had identified the leaker. Today’s upload strongly suggests that hasn’t happened.

Rockstar faces growing security concerns

Despite attracting enormous attention, the leaked material has revealed very little about GTA 6’s storyline. Most clips focus on ordinary gameplay activities such as stealing vehicles, fighting NPCs, flying aircraft, and exploring the open world.

The bigger concern for Rockstar isn’t what has been leaked—it’s the possibility that future videos could expose major story spoilers or unreleased content. With roughly three months remaining before launch, the number of smaller leaks appearing across different platforms also appears to be increasing.

Rockstar Games has not yet released an official public statement regarding the latest wave of GTA 6 leaks.