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[Rob Usry @RobUsry]

Time to come clean: I leaked GTA VI. Rockstar, if you’re reading this, I regret nothing and I’d do it again. My name is Tua Tagovailoa, QB1 for the Atlanta Falcons.

[digger shovel charts and updates @smellypastagirl]

see film bros don't move like me because i scrolled thru tiktok and found joe pantoliano throwing crazy fits on his account like this is nastyyyyyy

[Node 🗿 @NodeOfWeb3]

Daenerys Targaryen succeeded because her ritual paid the exact price Valyrian blood magic demands: "only death can pay for life." Aegon V (Egg) Targaryen tried to force the process at Summerhall using wild pyromancers, sorcery, and wildfire, but he botched the blood sacrifice ratio and turned his entire family into ash.

Daenerys unknowingly perfected the formula on Khal Drogo's pyre. She bound three distinct, living souls, Khal Drogo, her unborn/still son Rhaego, and the maegi Mirri Maz Duur to three petrified eggs amidst raw fire. Aegon (Egg) brought raw heat, but Daenerys brought the precise blood exchange needed to reawaken extinct magic.

[SMN* @Bludsprt_]

Pretty poetic how the only two actors in Hollywood who have a moral backbone, happen to be cousins and playing hulks in the MCU.

[Pete @PeteDaRat]

if you laugh you go to van horn

[Spencer Hakimian @SpencerHakimian]

You have to understand that the median voter in America is legitimately brain dead.

[John Cusack @johncusack]

Solidarity - well said.

[Ancient History Hub @AncientHistorry]

Richard III is the last king of England to die in battle, and thanks to the discovery of his skeleton in 2012, we now know almost exactly how it happened, blow by blow. It was not a clean or noble death. It was a frantic, savage killing of a man swarmed under and hacked apart, and the bones tell the story more honestly than any chronicle.

The end came when Richard gambled everything on a cavalry charge straight at his rival Henry Tudor, drove to within a sword's length of him, and was then cut off as Sir William Stanley's fresh troops crashed in against him. Richard's horse foundered in boggy ground, and the king was pulled down into a press of enemies on foot. Offered a horse to flee, tradition says he refused, and chose to die fighting where he stood.

Then they were on him. Forensic analysis of his skeleton by the University of Leicester found around eleven wounds, nine of them to the head, and the pattern tells you he had lost his helmet before the killing blows landed. Two of those head wounds were catastrophic and either would have killed him. One was a massive sharp-force injury to the base of the skull, most likely from a halberd or similar staff weapon, that sliced clean through and took off a section of bone, exposing the brain. Another was a blade driven up through the base of the skull and deep into the head. A sword or dagger point also punched through the top of the skull into the brain. He was, in effect, having his head hacked open from several directions at once by men crowding in to claim the kill.

What the wounds do not show is any sign of him defending himself in his last moments with his arms, because his body armour was still protecting his limbs. It was the head, once bared, that they went for. The picture the bones paint is of a king overwhelmed and brought low, then struck again and again in a matter of seconds by multiple attackers, exactly the death you would expect for a man surrounded and unhorsed in the middle of the enemy.

And the brutality did not stop when he died. Several injuries appear to have been inflicted after death, humiliations rather than combat wounds, including a blade thrust up through his buttock, almost certainly delivered as an insult while his stripped, naked corpse was slung over the back of a horse to be carried from the field and put on display. The last Plantagenet king, who had worn the crown of England, was butchered in the mud, degraded in death, and thrown into an unmarked grave. Five centuries later his battered skull, with every one of those wounds still legible in the bone, would prove that the grim old accounts of his end had been telling the truth all along.

[NearHumanIntelligence @NearIntelligent]

@NirvanaM1nd Dude has 3 legs. They’re just lying to our faces. Look at the shins, all 3 of them

[Evan Solo🎈 @evansolott]

Yeah dawg this is just wild

[sixy @gtasixy]

If the leaked build gets released, rockstar will have no choice but to release the entire game early…

GTA 6 is literally the most leaked game in gaming history.

[Brendan Fraser Crane @bf_crane]

Americans doesn’t really have small towns anymore, the average citizen lives in a loose confederation of cul-de sacs called Meadow Ridge. There’s no downtown or main street but there is an Italian restaurant in the strip mall next to the building that used to be the Joann Fabrics

[Aurea @AureaLibe]

J’ai été voir le site de Cyberleek, le hacker de GTA 6, et ce n’est clairement pas un amateur.

Je suis convaincu que ce n’est pas une seule personne, mais bien un groupe de hackers.

Son système de contact fonctionne en deux étapes :

- Il génère d’abord un compte Session (messagerie sécurisée, anonyme et décentralisée) avec une phrase de récupération unique. Ça permet à la personne qui veut le contacter d’avoir un canal de communication jetable et chiffré de bout en bout.

- Ensuite, il génère un montant de donation en Monero (XMR), une cryptomonnaie anonyme. Contrairement à Bitcoin, Ethereum ou Solana, sa blockchain est privée et les montants des transactions sont complètement obfuscés. Personne ne peut donc voir combien tu as envoyé, sauf celui qui possède la clé privée (Cyberleek).

Il demande 400 XMR (165 k$), mais ce qui est vraiment intéressant, ce sont les chiffres APRÈS la virgule.

Il y a 12 décimales qui sont générées en même temps que le compte Session et servent d’identifiant unique. Quand tu envoies exactement ce montant, Cyberleek détecte la transaction sur la blockchain, extrait les décimales, recalcule l’ID Session correspondant et te contacte.

D’après le site, c’est purement mathématique/cryptographique côté client. La page génère un ID de 12 chiffres lié mathématiquement au compte Session. Comme Monero cache les montants, seul Cyberleek peut déchiffrer le montant reçu et retrouver ton Session ID. Aucun stockage serveur de l’ID n’est nécessaire avant le paiement.

Il précise d’ailleurs qu’il faut absolument envoyer les fonds depuis un wallet personnel (Cake Wallet, Feather...) et non depuis un exchange, sinon les décimales risquent d’être arrondies et il ne pourra jamais te retrouver.

Je trouve que c’est un système plutôt élégant, et on retrouve d’ailleurs le même niveau de sophistication au niveau de l’infrastructure.

Leur site ne peut quasiment pas être mis hors ligne durablement, car il est hébergé de façon décentralisée sur Arweave (stockage permanent et immuable sur blockchain) et que son contenu est accessible via de nombreux gateways du réseau ar(dot)io.

Ces gateways sont des portes d’accès qui servent le même fichier HTML stocké sur Arweave. Faire tomber un gateway (ou même plusieurs) ne change presque rien puisque le site restera accessible sur tous les autres, et que de nouveaux miroirs pourront apparaître en quelques minutes.

Tous ces éléments font que je suis convaincu que Cyberleek est un groupe et non une seule personne, et vu le mode opératoire, que ce sont des pros. Leurs connaissances en cryptographie et en utilisation de technologies décentralisées laissent penser qu’on est loin de simples script kiddies ou de hackers qui piratent uniquement via social engineering. Il y a là-dessous une vraie maîtrise technique.

Le côté un peu enfantin / trolling laisse penser le contraire, mais le côté technique ne fait aucun doute.

Même chose dans la manière dont ils gèrent leur communication : tout passe par leur site internet. Ils évitent volontairement tout réseau social qui pourrait laisser des logs et compromettre leur identité.

[Pagan @Pagan_GMR]

Update:

They’re not just hunting the leaker.

Take-Two got court approval to pull personal info (emails, phone numbers, IPs, device IDs) from ~100k Discord users across multiple servers... including DarkViperAU’s 90k-member server.

Most of those people are complete bystanders who had nothing to do with the leaks.

A multi-billion dollar company turning Discord into a mass surveillance tool the second their IP gets threatened.

And remember… once they have that personal data, there’s no real guarantee they can even protect it.
These big companies get breached regularly. When (not if) it happens again, your info is just sitting there waiting to be leaked.

Greed + power = this exact playbook.

[RAY @4xCaliban]

Nobody realizes how devastating the Great War was to the British psyche. In the 18th-19th centuries, the British were known as a conspicuously emotional and lachrymose people. The “Stiff Upper Lip” Stoicism that defines their national character today was a postwar phenomenon.

[GTA VI NEWS @_GTAVI_]

CyberLeek Just burned all his dev coins to prove that he's not doing this for money

[GTA 6 Countdown ⏳ @GTAVI_Countdown]

The GTA 6 leaker just burned all devs tokens worth $1 million, which they had in a private wallet to prove they’re not scamming people.

They’re currently only collecting trading fees.