Epic Games is suing a former contractor who allegedly leaked a variety of company secrets, namely information on various Fortnite collaborations. Epic's newly publicized complaint thus seemingly confirms the authenticity of multiple recent Fortnite leaks.
Fortnite collaborations have been leaking ahead of their official announcements for years. However, it is not very often that new leakers with accurate information break into this niche. Twitter user AdiraFNInfo managed to do just that in recent months, revealing multiple high-profile collaborations between late 2025 and late February 2026, before their account suddenly disappeared from the platform.
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Epic Games has now identified Adira as one Hayden Cohen, naming him in a lawsuit filed in a North Carolina federal court on March 5. The complaint states that the defendant is a former contractor who allegedly used his inside access to leak a wide variety of Fortnite collaborations using online handles AdiraFN and AdiraFNInfo. Apart from X, formerly Twitter, Epic is also accusing Cohen of leaking its confidential game details via Discord.
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