Rockstar Games confirms limited data breach linked to third-party analytics tool

News13 Apr 2026

Rockstar Games, the video game developer behind the Grand Theft Auto franchise, confirmed a data breach involving unauthorized access to internal systems after attackers exploited a third-party cloud analytics integration.

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