Rockstar has released a brand new security-focused update for the PC version of Grand Theft Auto 5. In addition, the company revealed its complete changelog which you can find below.
According to the team, the February 1st PC Patch implements a new data protocol in GTA Online to improve the security of network sessions and player-to-player messaging. Furthermore, it fixes an issue that could result in a player’s GTA Online experience being modified by a third party.
As always, Steam and the Rockstar launcher will download this update the next time you launch their clients. Below you can also find its complete changelog.
Grand Theft Auto 5 February 1st Patch Notes
Security
- Implemented a new data protocol in GTA Online to improve the security of network sessions and player-to-player messaging
- Fixed an issue that could result in a player’s GTA Online experience being modified by a third party, including:
- altering GTA$ balance, RP level, Bad Sport status, and other player stats
- manipulation of players being kicked or crashed
Game Stability and Performance
- General stability improvements
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