January 6, 2026 at 4:10am PT This article has been updated with official statements from Ubisoft, one posted on social media and one provided to PCGamesN. Information on Siege's server status has also been updated.
January 5, 2026 at 9:37am PT This article has been updated with more evidence of an apparent hack of Rainbow Six Siege's servers.
While every game developer hopes for a peaceful, drama-free Christmas period, such a luxury wasn't afforded to Ubisoft last week. A huge breach of Rainbow Six Siege X saw hackers bestow players with mountains of in-game currency, which resulted in Ubi taking the game offline, performing a server rollback, and keeping its marketplace locked down before returning things to some kind of normality more than a day later. However, just a week on, it appears that Siege has been targeted again. While not as broad an issue this time around, it's just as concerning and embarrassing. Streamers are being issued messages notifying them of in-game bans for harassment, and the 67-day duration appears to be a nod to the now infamous 6-7 meme.
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