The latest details for "Grand Theft Auto 5" will feature two new mods for the game and Rockstar Games offering bounties on finding bugs in their online services.

Two new game MODS are teased for "GTA Online" in "Grand Theft Auto 5" as the popular open-world video game will have two popular cities in the game's franchise; Liberty City and Vice City.

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YouTube channel OpenIV team streamed a game teaser for their new mod, which featured gamers traveling from Los Santos to Liberty City.

Rather than recreate Liberty City from scratch in "Grand Theft Auto 5", the modders have imported "Grand Theft Auto 4’s version of the Liberty city using the OpenIV system. Modders need to have both "GTA" games installed on their PC to get it to work, along with a converter tool and OpenIV itself.

As for Vice City, YouTube channel Crotainment Games created a gameplay video, which featured a complete HD remastered version of the city that is found in "Grand Theft Auto: Vice City," WCCFTech reported.

Liberty City is the equivalent of New York and has been featured as the main setting in "Grand Theft Auto 3", "Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories" and "Grand Theft Auto 4". Rockstar Games teased before that they might add other series from the "GTA" mythos within "Grand Theft Auto 5" such as San Fierro, Las Venturas, and Vice City.

Vice City is based on Miami and it appeared in "Grand Theft Auto: Vice City" and "Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories", and also heavily rumored to be a setting in "GTA 6".

In other news, Rockstar Games offered a bounty program through which anyone can get paid for identifying potential security risks in the company’s websites and online service domains.

The offer is placed on the HackerOne page and it lists a $150 as the minimum bounty for identifying bugs and other potential vulnerabilities, VG 24/7 reported. Some of the domains listed in this program include rockstargames.com, socialclub.rockstargames.com, lifeinvader.com, patches.rockstargames.com, prod.telemetry.ros.rockstargames.com, and others.

So far, over 155 reports have been made and over $90,000 have been paid for the bounty services, and it looks like they will do it further in finding more bugs in Rockstar Games servers. "Grand Theft Auto 5" is currently available for the PS4, Xbox One, PS3, Xbox 360 and PC platforms.