Rainbow Six Siege servers are again on-line after shutting down in response to Market hacks

Ubisoft needed to shut down Rainbow Six Siege‘s servers and roll again transactions, a state of affairs that got here from a widespread breach that left varied gamers with billions of in-game credit, ultra-rare skins of weapons, and banned accounts. As of Sunday, December 28, the status page on Rainbow Six Siege‘s web site nonetheless exhibits “unplanned outage” on all servers throughout PC, PlayStation and Xbox.

Later that night, although, the corporate confirmed that it was executed testing on the replace it pushed out and was opening the severs again as much as gamers. It additionally mentioned that the transaction rollback was full, however that the Market would stay closed in the intervening time.

The fiasco started Saturday morning when Ubisoft said on X that they had been “conscious of an incident at the moment affecting Rainbow Six Siege” and “engaged on a decision.” A few hours later, the Rainbow Six Siege servers had been shut down, following loads of user reports exhibiting both zero or billions in R6 credit, uncommon skins of their lockers and both account bans or unbans. Ubisoft later clarified Saturday afternoon on X that no one can be banned in the event that they spent their ill-gotten credit, however {that a} rollback of all transactions ranging from Saturday, 6AM ET would quickly be underway.

On Sunday afternoon, Ubisoft knowledgeable the playerbase that they are at the moment performing a rollback, however that “intensive high quality management checks might be executed to make sure the integrity of accounts and effectiveness of modifications.” The corporate added that “this matter is being dealt with with excessive care and subsequently, timing can’t be assured” and did not present an estimate for when servers can be again on-line.

Replace, December 29, 2025, 10:22AM ET: This story and its headline have been up to date with the main points about Ubisoft re-opening the sport’s servers.