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Rainbow Six Siege servers and primary services have resumed operations after a hacking incident that led to a complete shutdown of the game. Players may experience a wait queue as services come back online. Those who accessed the game after December 27th at 19:49 UTC might temporarily lose access to their accounts due to measures taken to address the unintended distribution of in-game rewards during the hack. Players who did not log in between December 27th at 10:49 UTC and December 29th should see no changes to their inventory. Ubisoft is conducting an ongoing investigation into the breach, which is expected to continue for two weeks, and the Rainbow Six Siege marketplace will remain closed until further notice. The hacking incident allowed attackers to access the game's backend systems, enabling them to ban and unban players and distribute unlimited in-game credits and exclusive skins. Some players reported receiving up to two billion R6 credits and rare skins typically reserved for developers.