Overview
- Ubisoft took Rainbow Six Siege and its Marketplace offline after attackers manipulated live systems, granting around 2 billion R6 Credits per account, unlocking developer‑only skins, and spoofing the ban feed.
- The publisher said no players will be banned for spending the credits received during the incident and is rolling back all transactions from 11:00 UTC on Dec. 27.
- Ubisoft says extensive quality‑control tests are underway to ensure account integrity, with timing for full restoration not guaranteed as services return in phases.
- The Marketplace remains closed until further notice and some legitimate purchases may temporarily disappear during the rollback, with corrections expected over the coming weeks.
- Reports of a wider Ubisoft infrastructure breach, including possible MongoDB exploitation and source code or user data theft, remain unverified as the company continues its investigation.