A report from U.Today, relayed by Techub News on September 2, 2026, says a website passing itself off as a source of Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) leaks is circulating malware designed to drain cryptocurrency held in visitors' wallets. The page is styled like a typical destination where users can watch game trailers or view exclusive content. People who fall for the trick are guided toward connecting a crypto wallet or signing a blockchain transaction. The malicious code uses that step as its opening to shift funds out of the victim's wallet, the report says. Neither the original U.Today report nor the flash alert put out by Techub News identified the specific wallet brands or blockchain networks affected. No figures were disclosed for how many visitors had fallen victim by publication time, and nothing was said about where the fake page is hosted or who runs it.
A fake website posing as a Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) leak page is spreading malware targeting cryptocurrency held in visitors' wallets, U.Today reported via Techub News.
The page is built to look like a place offering game trailers or exclusive content. Visitors are coaxed into connecting a crypto wallet or signing a transaction, and the malicious code then uses that step to drain funds from the wallet.
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