In reality the file is a backdoor that will give hackers access to your computer if you install it.Īs it stands, GTA 5 for the PC remains as a rumor since Rockstar has not confirmed it yet, so until they do, chances are that emails like this are more than likely a scam trying to trick you into paying them money or providing backdoor access to your computer. ZIP file which is actually packing a piece of malware that attempts to trick users into installing it. As it st ands Rockstar is still keeping mum on the topic of GTA 5 for the PC, but in the meantime it seems an email has been making its rounds which is basically a scam that gamers need to look out for.Īccording to the email, it supposedly invites the reader to be a beta tester for GTA 5 for the PC. However this time around, Rockstar did not mention anything about releasing GTA 5 for the PC, which is something they have typically done since the first GTA game. GTA 5 was probably one of the biggest selling games of 2013, and rightfully so given that the franchise has managed to build up a pretty huge and loyal following over the years that it has been around.

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