The Australian Federal Court has ordered two homes in Melbourne to be searched following legal proceedings by Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive over one person allegedly making cheat software for Grand Theft Auto V. As reported first by the BBC, court documents [PDF] from September and made available now specified that the premises of Christopher Anderson, Cyrus Lesser, "sfinktah", Koroush Anderson, and Koroush Jeddian -- which it noted may be one person -- and the occupant/s of Unit 8, 24 Parnell Street and 34 Oswald Street, both in Elsternwick, Victoria, be searched. The documents also allowed a trio of vehicles with the Victorian number plates to be searched. According to the court documents, the things being searched for included computer disks, drives, or memory; electronic information storage devices or systems; and all things evidencing, and referring to, the development, distribution, offering for sale, and sale of software titled "Infamous" or software intended for use with GTA V. Those searching the property included "independent computer experts", who were allowed to copy, photograph, film, sample, test, and record the above.