The GTA VI hacker reportedly obtained a phone in prison and reached out regarding the source code leak
The saga of the Grand Theft Auto VI security breach may be far from over.
Lately, the gaming world has refocused its attention on Arion Kurtaj, the high-profile hacker behind the unprecedented leak of GTA VI development footage and assets.
Rumors are swirling across social platforms suggesting that Kurtaj allegedly managed to bypass security protocols to smuggle a smartphone into a British correctional facility, using it to transmit a new message to the outside world.
These claims were highlighted by “ben,” a well-known dataminer and reputable insider within the Rockstar Games community:
According to the purported communications, Kurtaj is aware of who currently possesses the source code for GTA VI. He reportedly expressed astonishment that the individual or group in question has refrained from leaking the sensitive data over the past few years.
Despite the buzz, many in the community remain skeptical, viewing the story as either an elaborate fabrication or an attempt by the hacker to provoke the fanbase from behind bars.
Source: iXBT.games
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