GTA Online mod menu, Atlas Menu, was recently hacked by an anonymous attacker who leaked sensitive personal information of tens of thousands of users. Rockstar Games’ multiplayer title on PC has always been plagued with modders who use cheats to grief other players in the lobby. This breach resulted in some of them getting exposed as the hacker uploaded their personal data to a public GitHub repository.
Here are more details about the recent GTA Online mod menu hack.
More details on GTA Online mod menu hack and personal data leak
On May 30, 2026, this GTA Online mod menu hack was reported on a website called Have I Been Pwned, which tracks all the major data breaches of various companies. The website confirmed that Atlas Menu, a popular mod menu for GTA Online and Counter-Strike 2, suffered a data breach.
According to the website, the hacker gained access to the mod menu’s database and immediately leaked sensitive data of around 64,000 users. The information includes their email addresses, IP addresses, passwords, support conversations, Rockstar Games usernames, and more.
All this information was then publicly made available through a GitHub repository. In the repository, the name of the attacker was mentioned: George Floyd. The page contains CSV extension files of accounts, access logs, hardware, license keys, password resets, tickets, users, and a lot more.
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What is Atlas GTA Online mod menu
Atlas is a relatively new GTA Online mod menu that allows players to do almost anything by running certain scripts. For example, it allows users to enter God mode so they cannot die, automatically regenerate their health much faster than usual, become invisible, enter free cam, teleport, and much more.
Atlast Menu was created in 2023, making it newer than most other mod menus, such as YimMenu, 2Take1, and Stand. After the breach, however, it has quickly become the most dangerous mod menu among griefers.
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Edited by Akshat Kabra
