Published: October 5, 2026 
The CyberLeek GTA 6 leak saga might not be over after all, because they might be back with a new poll. After weeks of silence, something has changed on the CyberLeek's website, and people tracking the account have spotted a few other signs too. Here's what's going on and what it could mean before launch.
What Changed on the CyberLeek Website?
After going quiet since August, the CyberLeek website now shows a new poll. The title is just "???" and the options are hidden behind question marks, so nobody knows what's being voted on yet. Voting reportedly ends on October 8th, about three days from now.
That's not the only sign. GTA 6 tracker iGrandTheftAuto has a monitoring script that picked up fresh activity from CyberLeek's side, and the hacker's crypto wallet started showing transactions again. Some users have already dug up the transaction history. If you've followed CyberLeek's whole timeline, you will know that polls were how CyberLeek picked what to leak next. The catch was that you could only vote if you bought into the crypto coin the hacker was pushing. So a new poll showing up out of nowhere matches how the earlier leaks played out.
The last clip CyberLeek shared was titled "GTA 6 Prologue 1", showing Lucia in prison. That "1" is why many fans think a part 2 could be next, which would mean more story spoilers.
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A Quick Look at CyberLeek GTA 6 Leak History
| Detail | What We Know |
|---|---|
| Leaker | Cyberleek (unknown if one person or a group) |
| Past leaks | 17 gameplay clips from an early build |
| Last leak | GTA 6 Prologue 1 (Lucia in prison) |
| Last website activity | August 2026 |
| New poll | Titled "???" with hidden options |
| Poll ends | October 8th, 2026 |
Is CyberLeek Really Back?
Nothing is confirmed. CyberLeek stopped leaking just before Rockstar's official Extended Look on Netflix, and many assumed they cashed out and left. This update could be the original leaker, or someone who got access to their accounts. At the time of writing, the poll is still blank.
I actually followed the leaks closely, and while they were the best look at GTA 6 back then, the crypto setup always felt like the real goal. Now that Rockstar is showing the game officially, with new screenshots arriving via Game Informer and LOVE Magazine, plus more promotion happening, such as murals, collaboration with Miami Heat, the huge Welcome to Vice City sign on top of Kaseya Center, and the GTA 6 Album soundtrack (which might even include Cardi B in it), I don't see much reason to chase leaked footage.
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With release about six weeks away (check the countdown timer if you want to know exactly how many days it is left until the game drops), my advice is simple. If you want the story fresh, mute words like "GTA 6 leak" and "Cyberleek" on social media for the next few days. We should know a lot more once the poll closes on October 8th.
If you need more information about the game, you can always visit our GTA 6 Wiki.
