Ubisoft has rolled out some major updates to the anti-cheat system of its hit game Rainbow Six Siege. The improvements will no longer have an aimbot-wielding player ruin the fun in mid-match.

In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), the Rainbow Six Siege team announced the hard-hitting changes. Botting now results in a permanent ban on the first offense. Gone are the days of 15-day suspension periods. Ubisoft has an improved detection system in place that "reduces false positives. They have also developed a system that kicks cheaters when caught during mid-match. Moreover, the match will be canceled as well.

The developers further added that they have deployed a fresh round of security updates that will disrupt rainbow six siege cheats providers. While Rainbow Six Siege already has one of the best anti-cheat systems these changes are likely to make it even tougher to get their way.

These security updates in the rainbow six siege show Ubisoft are taking the fight to the cheaters and botters. They enjoy the support of a dedicated community that's kept the spirit of the game alive and the developing company has made one thing clear: Play fair or don’t play at all.

FAQs

What happens if someone is caught cheating in Rainbow Six Siege now?

Cheaters face a permanent ban on the first offense, and if caught mid-match, they’ll be kicked immediately, and the game will be canceled.

How has the anti-cheat system improved?

Ubisoft has upgraded its detection system to reduce false positives and deployed new security measures to disrupt cheat providers.

Will these changes stop cheating entirely?

While no system is perfect, these updates aim to make cheating much harder and less rewarding for those who try.