Ubisoft has confirmed a security incident affecting Rainbow Six Siege, resulting in mass bans and unbans of players. The company is investigating the breach and taking steps to secure accounts and prevent further issues. This report covers the details of the incident, its impact on players, and how Ubisoft is responding to maintain game integrity.

Ubisoft Confirms R6 Siege Security Incident: Players Mass Banned and Unbanned

Gaming giant Ubisoft has unveiled a new Star Wars and Assassin's Creed game; AI is enhancing efforts to combat wildfires. The past week was full of interesting tech developments, and we have highlighted the most important ones in our Tech Wrap.

Technology changing the way we control wildfires

A major police operation was under way in Montreal on Friday at offices of French video game company Ubisoft that media reported was a possible hostage-taking. The police, however, later said no threat had been found.

Police evacuate French company's Montreal office building after hoax hostage call

Area F2, developed by Ejoy and Qookka Games, a game that has been gaining quite a lot of attention recently has landed itself into trouble. The game is allegedly a copy of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, developed by Ubisoft Montreal.

Google and Apple sued by Ubisoft for selling a copied game

The game is scheduled for release sometime before April 2018, and the teaser indicated that a full announcement trailer is coming on May 26

Far Cry 5 to be set in fictional town of 'Hope County' in the US

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