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Rockstar has been one of the primary targets for leaks this year, with early footage of GTAVI leaking out before even an announcement of the game was made, to the actual trailer for it leaking before its scheduled airing time. However, all that will seem like a slight pinch compared to what was leaked next.

Some private groups have been making rounds online with what seemed to be the full source code, complete with models and assets, of GTAV, and while the source remained private for a while, the entirety of the source code has been posted publicly, with some reports mentioning a full size of around 200GB.

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Not only has the source code leaked, but it seems like, within the same leak, there's some files that point to potential Bully 2 and GTAVI mentions, and there's even lists of emails and full names of employees at Rockstar Games included within the leaked files.

Rockstar has already started taking down links to the downloads, but with the source already out and rapidly gaining attraction, there's not much they can do outside of just that.

As usual with these kind of events, any links related to copyrighted data are not allowed and will be promptly removed.

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[Quore]

People using exploits to execute malware don't need or use a game's source code for that. They take advantage of vulnerabilities in things like JavaScript or other known bugs in the game's netcode.

You're right, but the thing I wanted to pound is, if they already make all of this only using exploits, what they will do with the whole source code available for them?

 

[Subtle Demise]

You're right, but the thing I wanted to pound is, if they already make all of this only using exploits, what they will do with the whole source code available for them?

The way modern OSes are designed, hackers would still need an OS exploit to get access to your PC from a game. Otherwise, every open-source application would be a risk. Now if the source code to a recent version of Windows got leaked, that would probably be more concerning.

 

[naxil]

In the pentium 1 era you had 32/64/128mb of ram

inb4 Doom running in GTAV running in the Gameboy emulator of Nintendo Switch Online running in Ryujinx running on DOS running on a Pentium I and 16KB of RAM played on an old CRT monitor

 

[Maq47]

In the pentium 1 era you had 32/64/128mb of ram

r/whooosh

 

[ack]

shame this wasn't done the "legal" way any atempt to revive GTAO for ps3/360 using this is pure asking for T2's wrath (then again that would take decades to decomp not months like SM64)

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nah i just want ps3 gtao back on 360/ps3 (better put the servers on russian soil T2 could do nothing bout that then)

T2 would dmca any clean room work that they oppose too, they're like the fucking mafia

 

[Bladexdsl]

girl has it

 

[chrisrlink]

T2 would dmca any clean room work that they oppose too, they're like the fucking mafia

trust me if i won the lotto and that happened I'd pay the defendant's legal fees just to smack T2 lawyers in the face a little

 

[PacBunnyXV07]

Switch can't even handle my baby cousin's lego games.

#CommentOfTheYear

 

[HextarVigar]

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Rockstar has been one of the primary targets for leaks this year, with early footage of GTAVI leaking out before even an announcement of the game was made, to the actual trailer for it leaking before its scheduled airing time. However, all that will seem like a slight pinch compared to what was leaked next.

Some private groups have been making rounds online with what seemed to be the full source code, complete with models and assets, of GTAV, and while the source remained private for a while, the entirety of the source code has been posted publicly, with some reports mentioning a full size of around 200GB.

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Not only has the source code leaked, but it seems like, within the same leak, there's some files that point to potential Bully 2 and GTAVI mentions, and there's even lists of emails and full names of employees at Rockstar Games included within the leaked files.

Rockstar has already started taking down links to the downloads, but with the source already out and rapidly gaining attraction, there's not much they can do outside of just that.

As usual with these kind of events, any links related to copyrighted data are not allowed and will be promptly removed.

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Bully? That's kind of obscure.

 

[BigOnYa]

I found the leaked files and started to download, then this screen popped up, what do I do?