Previously, Ubisoft's multiplayer servers suffered a period of downtime, both rainbow six and Assassin's Creed. Just when players thought it was a potato server that had been taken to french fries again, Ubisoft released a report saying it had encountered a cybersecurity incident.
Ubisoft has confirmed a cybersecurity incident last week, but said it found no evidence that players' personal information has been compromised. The company said in a statement that the incident temporarily affected some of its games, systems and services. In addition, Ubisoft has decided to reset all company passwords and is working with external professionals to investigate the incident.
"Last week, Ubisoft experienced a cybersecurity incident that caused a temporary outage of some of our games, systems and services." "Our IT team is working with leading external experts to investigate the issue," Ubisoft said. As a precaution, we initiated a company-wide password reset. ”
"In addition, we confirm that all games and services are functioning properly and there is currently no evidence that any player's personal information was accessed or exposed as a side effect of this event."
It's hard to know the severity of the hack, which Ubisoft didn't elaborate on. However, just in case, please make sure you have opened the two-step authentication of your Ubisoft account and changed your password.
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