Apparently, there are a series of emails going around that invite fans to accept fake beta access for Cyberpunk 2077. CD Projekt RED is warning fans and content creators against engaging with such emails. In the event that someone does receive a message of this nature, it?s best to make sure CDPR is indeed on the other end via its official @cdprojektred.com address.
The studio took to Twitter this morning to issue a warning about the scam, which supposedly began making the rounds several weeks ago.

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