Take-Two went to court in New York to try to identify CYBERLEEK, accused of leaking material from GTA 6.
The company has subpoenaed Microsoft and Discord, which must provide relevant documentation and information by September 4.

Take-Two also indicated that the information obtained will be used to protect its rights related to copyrighted material.
Among the items the company seeks to obtain from Microsoft are data from OneDrive and Xbox accounts, as well as information related to GTA, Rockstar, and CYBERLEEK.
Account ID.
Registration email.
IP addresses of registration and last login.
Phone number.
Connections linked to services like Google or Xbox.
Device identifiers associated.
Content related to GTA, Rockstar, or CYBERLEEK stored on OneDrive.

Discord must cooperate by providing the information available on its servers. According to the material, CYBERLEEK operates from a dedicated server, in addition to having a web domain and an X account.
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