Massive Rainbow Six Siege exploit floods players with billions of credits and ban waves

Rainbow Six Siege is undergoing significant disruption following a large-scale exploit impacting accounts across every major platform. Players reported logging in to find billions of R6 credits, thousands of alpha packs, and access to exclusive cosmetics, including developer and limited edition skins. These issues triggered widespread community warnings, with players across PC and console urged to stay offline due to continued reports of accounts receiving unauthorized credits and random bans.

While the incident unfolded, thousands of accounts, including those of streamers and high-profile users, were subject to ban waves and subsequent unbans. In response to these cascading problems, Ubisoft acknowledged the situation, confirmed that its teams were investigating, and temporarily shut down both the game and the in-game marketplace. The publisher also clarified that users would not be punished for interacting with credits received during the exploit.

As recovery efforts continue, Ubisoft has initiated a global rollback. The company stated that extensive quality control testing is underway to ensure the integrity of player data. Ubisoft emphasized that its team is working to restore full service and get players safely back into the game as soon as possible.