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[[Main Page]] > [[List of Investigations]] > '''RainbowLeaks''' | [[Main Page]] > [[List of Investigations]] > '''RainbowLeaks''' | ||
| − | '''RainbowLeaks''' is an ARG for Ubisoft's competitive online multiplayer shooter ''Rainbow Six: Siege''. The ARG was discovered on November 20, 2017, starting with the [http://rainbowleaks.org/ RainbowLeaks website.] At this point, the ultimate purpose of the ARG is unclear. | + | '''RainbowLeaks''' is an ARG for Ubisoft's competitive online multiplayer shooter ''Rainbow Six: Siege''. The ARG was discovered on November 20, 2017, starting with the [http://rainbowleaks.org/ RainbowLeaks website.] At this point, the ultimate purpose of the ARG is unclear although it has connections to the new PVE content "Mission Outbreak". |
== Discovery == | == Discovery == | ||
Revision as of 21:59, 20 November 2017
| RainbowLeaks | |
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| A website called RainbowLeaks, linked to Rainbow Six: Seige. | |
| Type | [[List_of_Investigations#Official|Official]] |
| Creator | Ubisoft |
| Discovered | 2017-11-20 |
Main Page > List of Investigations > RainbowLeaks
RainbowLeaks is an ARG for Ubisoft's competitive online multiplayer shooter Rainbow Six: Siege. The ARG was discovered on November 20, 2017, starting with the RainbowLeaks website. At this point, the ultimate purpose of the ARG is unclear although it has connections to the new PVE content "Mission Outbreak".
Discovery
On November 20, 2017, a QR code was discovered on the Oregon map. After being scanned, the QR code reads as follows:
http://q-r.to/rnb6TrC
In the center of the QR code, and to the side of the QR code, the phrase C4 is repeated. At this time, the significance of "C4" is unknown - people have tried blowing up the QR code, to no avail.
Underneath the QR code was a link to rainbowleaks.org. This website contained a password prompt:
At this time, the password is unknown.
