‘Build Vice City’: the GTA 6 scam that’s hitting Grand Theft Auto fans
Summary
Scammers are sending fake emails and creating false websites offering early access to the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI game. These scams try to steal gamers' personal information and bank details by pretending to be official beta test invites for the game that is set to release on November 19.Key Facts
- Criminals are using fake emails and websites to trick gamers into thinking they can play GTA VI early.
- The scammers ask players to provide personal data or download software that contains malware.
- Malware can let scammers access computers and steal sensitive information like bank details.
- The real GTA VI game release has been delayed twice and is now planned for November 19.
- There is no official beta test announced by Rockstar Games, the game's creator.
- Some fake sites offer "beta keys" for consoles, but often target PC and Android users even though the game hasn't been announced for those platforms.
- Gamers are advised to only trust official sources such as Rockstar Games or major console stores.
- If you share passwords or bank details on suspicious sites, change your passwords and report the fraud immediately.
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