Rainbow Six Siege Hacked: $339 Trillion in Fake Credits, Streamers Banned, CEO Mocked

Mon, 29 Dec 2025 13:55:00 +0100

You log into your game. Suddenly, you got $13.3 million in your account. 🥳 You didn’t earn it. Neither did 30 million other players. December 27, 2025. Hackers broke into Rainbow Six Siege and gave every player 2 billion R6 Credits.

At Ubisoft’s prices, that’s $13.3 million per account. Total damage across the player base: $339 trillion in fake money.

But they didn’t stop there.

The attackers had full control of the game’s backend. They banned players at random, including high-profile streamers. Unbanned others. Unlocked every skin in the game, including the ultra-rare Glacier skins and stuff only developers should have. They even took over the ban ticker, a system Ubisoft says was already turned off in a previous update, and used it to mock the CEO.

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Rainbow Six Siege Hacked: $339 Trillion in Fake Credits, Streamers Banned, CEO Mocked