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The $CYBERLEEK token on the Solana blockchain continues to lose value. Its market cap stood at more than $6 million just yesterday, but has since plunged to around $1.7 million, according to CoinGecko. The token is down nearly 39% over the past 24 hours and is currently trading at around $0.00234. Its 24-hour price range has been unusually wide, fluctuating between $0.002181 and $0.004569. Trading volume over the same period stands at around $2.6 million. The price peaked in the morning before gradually sliding, with the decline accelerating around midday. -
A new ESA filing asks the USTR to consider putting anonymous Denuvo cracker voices38 on its Notorious Markets list, a move the association says could help expose the operator and slow piracy distribution. The USTR is preparing the list and will decide which of the association's recommendations make the final version, meaning the proposal has not yet been adopted. -
Cyberleek has once again leaked a new GTA 6 video featuring nude Lucia. This time, the clip shows the character's intimate areas in close-up and in greater detail. The video surfaced after the hacker promised to release new material as the market cap of his coin increases. -
Cyberleek, a leaker claiming to have footage of GTA 6, has announced a new release schedule for his videos. According to him, new leaks will be published as the market capitalization of his coin grows. Each milestone reached will unlock a new video, which will be published the following day. If the market cap crosses multiple milestones at once, he’ll release one video per day in order until he catches up with the current figure. -
Hacker CyberLeek has promised to reveal a completely nude Lucia from Grand Theft Auto 6 if his memecoin's market capitalization reaches a specific amount. -
GTA 6 leaker CYBERLEEK has launched a new poll, asking users to choose what his next Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay video should feature. The options include exploring the open world and completing side missions as the game's two protagonists. -
Cyberleek, who has previously published footage from Grand Theft Auto 6, has once again posted leaked footage from the game. This time, the leak is a roughly 367 MB video that runs for around 25 minutes. It contains new gameplay footage and cutscenes, so viewers should be aware that it may include story spoilers. -
Nintendo exclusives are earning their keep on PS5 — a hacked console runs a Switch emulator with Metroid Dread and Super Mario 3D World
Developer BearsAreCool2077 presented For a long time, Metroid and Mario stayed exclusive to Nintendo consoles. Now they've been run on PlayStation 5 — a hacked one, admittedly. -
With just one day left until the official release of Control Resonant, the PC version of the game has already leaked online. Reports indicate that a cracked build has appeared in the wild. Steam preloading has not even started yet, so the leak does not appear to be related to an accidental release of an encrypted build. -
Silent Hill: Townfall ended up on pirate sites two days before release — the game shipped without Denuvo
Konami already ran into this last year and doesn't seem to have learned anything from it. By this point, the game's story has already fully spread across the internet anyway. -
RUNE says its modified Assassin's Creed Mirage executable is a Proof of Concept showing that the game can be rebuilt to run without Denuvo or VMProtect attached. The group says this was not a simple bypass, but a rewritten version of the file that no longer needs the protection components to start. -
Denuvo's first-ever US lawsuit against a game cracker doesn't seem to have made much of an impression on the defendant. He fit his response into two short lines. -
The PC version of Halloween: The Game made its way onto torrents four days before its official release. The culprit was paid early access: on September 4 at 9 AM Pacific time, the game was opened up to owners of the Digital Deluxe edition, and a finished build showed up in torrent listings almost immediately. There's been no official comment from the developers yet. -
Another alleged gameplay clip from GTA 6 has surfaced online. Cyberleek is once again behind the leak. The authenticity of the material still has not been officially confirmed. -
Another leaked gameplay video from GTA 6 has reportedly surfaced online. As with the previous leaks, the footage was allegedly shared by Cyberleek. The authenticity of the leaked files has yet to be officially confirmed. -
The full version of Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, the upcoming prequel to Asobo Studio's A Plague Tale series, has leaked online. The game became available seven days ahead of its official August 27 release. -
The story surrounding the alleged GTA 6 leak appears to be gaining momentum. New information about the group distributing the footage has surfaced online, with the leakers claiming they have a full build of the game and could release even more videos. -
"If You See How Much Memory the Anti-Cheat Alone Eats, You'll Get Mad": The Pirated Marvel Tōkon Runs Better Than the Official Version
The PC version of Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls has been criticized for its performance since launch, and the game's DRM has been the prime suspect the whole time. Now that suspicion has visible confirmation — obtained through a method the publisher definitely didn't want. A cracked version of the game has surfaced online, and everyone who's run it reports the same thing: it performs noticeably better than the purchased copy. -
It's been a productive summer for the cracker going by voices38. In July he finished off Assassin's Creed Shadows, which had held out for almost sixteen months, and now it's Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced's turn. The remake launched on July 9, so its protection lasted a little over a month — a decent run for a major Ubisoft release, but the outcome was the same. Both games were covered by the same combination: the latest version of Denuvo plus the publisher's own proprietary protective layers, which until recently were considered unbreakable by classic cracking methods. -
Action RPG Beast of Reincarnation from the Pokémon Developers Leaked Three Days Before Release — the Game Had No Denuvo
A cracked build of Beast of Reincarnation spread across piracy sites on August 1 — three days before the official launch of the action RPG by Game Freak, the studio behind the Pokémon series. This is the Japanese developer's first major game outside the monster-collecting franchise and its first project on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, so the launch was drawing plenty of attention even without a leak. PC owners ended up in a particularly awkward spot: a working copy showed up online before the game went live on Steam, and the first impressions of how the project behaves on computers came not from the press but from people who downloaded a stolen build. Neither Game Freak nor publisher Fictions has commented on the leak.
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