GTA 6 Leaker CyberLeek Breaks Months-Long Silence With Cryptic New Poll

The website associated with CyberLeek — the anonymous source responsible for a wave of GTA 6 gameplay clips earlier this year — has quietly received an update, marking the first activity on the page in approximately two months. CyberLeek went dark around the time Rockstar Games released its official extended gameplay footage on Netflix, leading most observers to conclude the leaker had stepped away once the official content rendered further leaks redundant.

The new update takes the form of a poll, but it offers no meaningful information: both the question and every answer option are rendered entirely as question marks, making it impossible to determine what visitors are actually voting on. The poll is set to close on October 8, and results so far show the first option leading with roughly 75 percent of responses. As with CyberLeek's previous polls, the voting system is tied to cryptocurrency payments, requiring users to send funds to listed wallet addresses rather than simply clicking an option.

It is unconfirmed whether the original CyberLeek operator is behind this activity. The anonymous nature of the account means the website could equally have been accessed by a different party, and no statement has accompanied the poll's appearance. Community sentiment toward CyberLeek has grown notably more negative in recent months, following what many perceived as a pattern of monetising the audience through crypto schemes before going silent once official marketing absorbed public attention.

With GTA 6 now fewer than seven weeks from its November 19 launch, the reappearance of the site has attracted attention, but the complete lack of context makes any interpretation speculative at best. Fans are advised to treat any claims or content emerging from this source as unverified until there is a clearer indication of authenticity.