Welcome to the Tech Name Right Home for Monday, September 19th, 2022. I'm Brian McCullough today.

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Over the weekend, the world of gaming was rocked when a G.T.A. forums user uploaded 90 gameplay

videos of Rockstar's upcoming Grand Theft Auto 6.

So that's one thing.

People seeing actual scenes and gameplay of the biggest game in the world, long before it was due to be released.

There was even actual code visible in some of the videos, but also interesting maybe was the user behind the leaks who claimed to be the same person behind last week's Uber hack and said that they may leak G.T.A. 5 and 6 source code soon.

This morning, Rockstar was forced to admit that their systems had been breached by someone, quoting the verge.

PC gamer reports that a user on the GTA forums has posted a 3-giby file full of 90 videos of Grand Theft Auto 6 footage. It's not exactly clear how the

footage was obtained. The massive leak lines up with some earlier reporting on

G. T. 6 following a female playable character in some clips.

Bloomberg reported earlier this year that G. T.A. 6 would include a female protagonist influenced by Bonnie and Clyde.

Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier says he has verified the leak is real through sources at Rockstar Games.

The leaked videos are currently being posted to YouTube, Twitter,

Reddit, and many gaming forums online.

In one video posted to YouTube a

playable female character named Lucia is seen robbing a restaurant and

taking hostages. There is plenty of placeholder text showing this is clearly

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