Kotaku Rainbow Six Siege Hacked Again, Players Banned for 67 Days
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Ubisoft's Rainbow Six Siege has experienced another hacking incident, resulting in players receiving 67-day bans and billions in currency being credited to accounts. The attack appears to have exploited vulnerabilities in Ubisoft's IT infrastructure, leading to server shutdowns and ongoing investigations.
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