Rockstar Games and its parent organization Take-Two Interactive have effectively looked for hunt and seizure orders from the Australian Federal Court in connection to supposed Grand Theft Auto 5 con artists, Torrent Freak (by means of the BBC) reports. Two properties in Melbourne, Australia are said to have been entered, with five players said to have been included with the now disconnected cheat programming 'Scandalous'. 

As delineated by Kotaku Australia, 'Notorious', when dynamic, cost around $40 USD and allowed clients access to a cheat menu used to produce boundless measures of in-amusement money, weapons, things, and wellbeing in Grand Theft Auto Online—and furthermore let players transport and in a split second kill others in a similar server. That can be found by and by here.
Downpour Freak reports the Australian Federal Court has solidified the benefits of the five individuals included, who have not yet recorded a resistance. Named as Christopher Anderson, Cyrus Lesser, Sfinktah, Koroush Anderson and Koroush Jeddian, the five are kept from making or utilizing amusement cheats, and are likewise right now kept from pulling back cash from their solidified records—other than customary everyday costs. 

Deluge Freak connects to a diagram of the different requests, and gives the accompanying depiction relating to the particulars of the case.
From here, it is thought Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive will seek copyright infringement-related damages.