Ubisoft promises "important changes" to Rainbow Six Siege X including Secure Boot as holiday cyberattack fallout lingers
Rainbow Six Siege X developer Ubisoft promises that it's implementing "important changes across our account security, anti-cheat, and anti-toxicity systems" as it heads into Year 11 of the tactical multiplayer game. As cleanup from the recent cyberattacks continues, the developer cautions that the R6SX marketplace is likely to remain out of action for "several months." Among the plans for 2026 is the implementation of official mouse-and-keyboard support for console players, and an initial rollout of Secure Boot for its new "highly competitive playlist," Top of the Ladder.
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