US EditionRainbow Six Siege Hacked, Taken Offline by Ubisoft
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Rainbow Six Siege hacked, taken offline by Ubisoft
The game is back online, and the publisher has rolled back changes made by hackers. Rainbow Six Siege was hacked over the weekend, with players receiving large amounts of in-game currency, exclusive items, and skins as a result. In response, Ubisoft took the game offline and has also rolled back accounts to pre-hacked statuses. On Saturday, the game’s Twitter account confirmed that, “[w]e’re aware of an incident currently affecting Rainbow Six S…
Rainbow Six Siege, from the French developer Ubisoft, has been hacked: players have received billions of credits and many accounts have been hit with random bans A major security flaw recently forced Ubisoft to offline the Rainbow Six Siege servers after a multi-group hacking compromised its internal systems. Hackers flooded players' accounts with billions of credits and hijacked banishment logs to mock the management...
A huge hacker attack not only plunges Rainbow Six victories into chaos, but could strike even bigger waves.
Ubisoft had to shut down both the shop and servers of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six victories after a big hacker attack. In addition to problems in the game, players reported that developer skins were made public and huge amounts of ingame currency were distributed. However, since this morning you can start the game again. more
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Shooters are one of the most popular video game genres, as these first-person shooting games usually have a very competitive component that attracts millions of players around the world. Although there are thousands of games that would enter this group, only a few have become very popular and here we would find sagas such as Call of Duty, Counter-Strike, Apex Legends or the recent Battlefield 6. Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Siege would also enter t…
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