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Fake GTA 6 Website Targets Cryptocurrency Wallets with Leaked Game Versions

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A fake GTA 6 website is targeting cryptocurrency wallets by asking users to pay with crypto in exchange for supposedly leaked game versions. Malwarebytes has identified malicious code on the site that can empty users' cryptocurrency wallets.

The site targets various blockchain networks, including Solana, Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Base, and Fantom. While the site uses genuine GTA 6 materials, there are inconsistencies in the PC version, payment system, and text that raise red flags about a scam.

It's worth noting that Malwarebytes identified malicious code on the site, but it's unclear how many users have already fallen victim to this scam. The fake website appears to be targeting gamers who are eager to get their hands on leaked game versions of GTA 6.

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