Rainbow Six Siege Security Crisis: Players Report Billions of Credits, Dev Skins, and Random Bans Amid Server Outages
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Summary
Rainbow Six Siege is experiencing a major security crisis with evidence pointing to a large-scale hack or exploit, despite Ubisoft describing it as a server incident. The situation has escalated to full service outages across all platforms, with players reporting accounts receiving billions of in-game credits, rare developer-only skins, and experiencing random bans. The community is urging players to stay offline as the disruption continues.
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· 3 pulledRainbow Six Siege is currently facing a major crisis, with mounting evidence pointing to a large scale hack or exploit, even as Ubisoft continues to describe the situation as a server incident.
The disruption has now escalated into full service outages across all platforms, according to Ubisoft's own service status page.
Players across PC and console are being urged by the community to stay offline, as reports continue to surface of accounts receiving billions of in game credits, rare and developer only skins, and experiencing random bans.
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