A fake GTA 6 demo containing malware is circulating online, according to TechRepublic. The fraudulent download poses a security risk to users who believe they’re accessing an early version of the game. Security experts are warning players to be cautious when seeking demos or leaked content from unofficial sources. The scam highlights how high-profile upcoming releases attract cybercriminals looking to exploit fan excitement. Users should only download content from official Rockstar Games channels and verified retailers. This threat matters for players counting down to launch: downloading from unofficial sources not only risks your system’s security but could compromise personal data before the game even releases.
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