Siege Hackers are Back, Many Banned for 67 Days

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06 January 2026 08:34

Rainbow Six Siege continues to face issues following a major hack that took down its servers late last month. The hack led to developer-only skins being made available, a flood of billions of credits, and numerous player bans. In response, Ubisoft shut down the servers and the Marketplace to address the issue, but it seems the problem is far from resolved.

The Mysterious 67-Day Bans

In a strange turn of events, 67-day bans have been handed out to players, leaving many wondering what’s behind the timing. For those unfamiliar with the “67” meme that has gone viral online, it’s best to leave it there. However, it’s somehow found its way into Rainbow Six Siege, with several players reporting bans for “harassment”—a reason that many find unclear.

A screenshot posted by vxunderground on X (formerly Twitter) and shared by Dexerto showed these bans appearing on players' accounts. The bans have sparked confusion, with some players speculating that the appearance of the meme’s “67” could be tied to another hack or glitch. But Ubisoft has yet to confirm whether these bans are connected to the hack or if they are an unrelated issue.

When the hack first occurred, Ubisoft immediately shut down the servers and the Marketplace to prevent further damage and begin restoring order. Ubisoft also began a “rollback of all transactions” that occurred after the hack, trying to fix the issues caused by the stolen or manipulated items and credits. They followed up with extensive quality control tests to check account integrity and the effectiveness of their changes.

Despite these efforts, players continue to face “unplanned issues” across every platform where Rainbow Six Siege is available. If you check the Rainbow Six Siege status page, you'll see a notice about these four ongoing issues that still need to be addressed, leaving many fans frustrated as they await a final fix.

Has Ubisoft Been Hacked Again?

The appearance of these 67-day bans, combined with ongoing technical difficulties, has led some players to believe that Rainbow Six Siege might have been hacked again. However, Ubisoft has yet to make any official statements confirming this. The coincidence of the “67” meme seems to be fueling the speculation, but until Ubisoft provides more details, it’s impossible to know for sure.

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Siege Hackers are Back, Many Banned for 67 Days

Drama

06 January 2026 08:34

Tags: Rainbow Six Siege

Rainbow Six Siege continues to face issues following a major hack that took down its servers late last month. The hack led to developer-only skins being made available, a flood of billions of credits, and numerous player bans. In response, Ubisoft shut down the servers and the Marketplace to address the issue, but it seems the problem is far from resolved.

The Mysterious 67-Day Bans

In a strange turn of events, 67-day bans have been handed out to players, leaving many wondering what’s behind the timing. For those unfamiliar with the “67” meme that has gone viral online, it’s best to leave it there. However, it’s somehow found its way into Rainbow Six Siege, with several players reporting bans for “harassment”—a reason that many find unclear.

A screenshot posted by vxunderground on X (formerly Twitter) and shared by Dexerto showed these bans appearing on players' accounts. The bans have sparked confusion, with some players speculating that the appearance of the meme’s “67” could be tied to another hack or glitch. But Ubisoft has yet to confirm whether these bans are connected to the hack or if they are an unrelated issue.

When the hack first occurred, Ubisoft immediately shut down the servers and the Marketplace to prevent further damage and begin restoring order. Ubisoft also began a “rollback of all transactions” that occurred after the hack, trying to fix the issues caused by the stolen or manipulated items and credits. They followed up with extensive quality control tests to check account integrity and the effectiveness of their changes.

Despite these efforts, players continue to face “unplanned issues” across every platform where Rainbow Six Siege is available. If you check the Rainbow Six Siege status page, you'll see a notice about these four ongoing issues that still need to be addressed, leaving many fans frustrated as they await a final fix.

Has Ubisoft Been Hacked Again?

The appearance of these 67-day bans, combined with ongoing technical difficulties, has led some players to believe that Rainbow Six Siege might have been hacked again. However, Ubisoft has yet to make any official statements confirming this. The coincidence of the “67” meme seems to be fueling the speculation, but until Ubisoft provides more details, it’s impossible to know for sure.

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