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Game of Thrones season 6 episode 5 leaked: HBO accidentally leak ‘The Door’ online

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Although HBO has attempted to stop Game of Thrones leaking this year by not releasing early review copies of each episode, somehow episodes have still found their way online before the official broadcast.
First of all, the sixth season’s debut appeared online just hours before broadcast. Now, the fifth episode, titled ‘The Door’, has leaked, according to Torrent Freak.
The initial upload occurred more than 24 hours before the episode was set to broadcast on HBO, and soon after a high-quality video appeared on Torrent websites.
Ironically, the leak hasn’t been traced back to hackers but to HBO themselves – keen fans noticed the episode had been uploaded early to HBO Nordic. A screenshot of the episode available on the website has appeared online.
In recent weeks, HBO has reportedly been sending pirates warnings about illegally downloading their show, while online links have also been taken down within minutes of going up.
Meanwhile, the titles of episodes six and seven have been released, hinting at the return of a fan favourite character.

P.S.: Won’t say much but if you just search on a website called kat.cr, an episode titled Game of Thrones Season 6 Episode 5, The Door is available in 720p now!😀

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