Since Ubisoft’s recent Rainbow Six Siege currency hack, the company has shut down false claims of an additional data breach.
This weekend, players of Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege were left confused after a major in-game exploit disrupted normal play. Following the incident, Ubisoft temporarily shut down the game’s servers and marketplace across all platforms. Players reported receiving developer-only cosmetic items, billions of in-game credits and, in some cases, account bans. Ubisoft also responded to claims that the incident involved a broader data breach. Those allegations have since been debunked, with the company confirming that no user data was compromised.
On the morning of Saturday, December 27, 2025, a slew of Rainbow Six Siege players reported seeing huge amounts of in-game currency, Renown, Alpha Packs, and even exclusive cosmetic items they never unlocked. At the same time, numerous accounts were hit with random bans. Some players explained these bans were... Read more