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Atlas Menu Data Breach Exposes 64,000 GTA 5 and CS2 Users

Owen Carter 2 min read

Atlas Menu, a paid cheat service for GTA 5 and Counter-Strike 2, suffered a data breach exposing 64,000 users' emails, IPs, and bcrypt-hashed passwords. The platform is now offline.

Atlas Menu Data Breach Exposes 64,000 GTA 5 and CS2 Users
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A data breach at Atlas Menu, a paid cheat service for GTA 5 and Counter-Strike 2, has exposed the personal information of nearly 64,000 users. The incident occurred in May 2026 and was reported by breach notification service Have I Been Pwned.

Breach exposed emails, IPs, and hashed passwords

Atlas Menu offered cheating tools for both GTA 5 and Counter-Strike 2. The service required payment and maintained a user database that included email addresses, usernames, IP addresses, support tickets, and bcrypt-hashed passwords.

The breach compromised 63,926 user accounts. Exposed data includes email addresses, usernames, IP addresses, support tickets, and password hashes. The passwords were stored using bcrypt, a strong hashing algorithm, but users should still change passwords used elsewhere.

Atlas Menu has not publicly acknowledged the breach. The platform is no longer accessible, leaving users without official guidance. Affected users should assume their information may be exposed and take security precautions.

Users should change the password associated with the email used on Atlas Menu. If that password was reused on other services, those accounts are at risk and should be updated immediately. Using unique passwords for each service is recommended.

The breach highlights the risks of using third-party cheat services, which often collect sensitive user data. Until Atlas Menu provides an official statement, affected users should monitor their accounts for suspicious activity.

Source: NotebookCheck