⚠️ JUST IN: Ubisoft has been hacked, with the attacker using the admin panel to ban hundreds of hightier OG accounts.
Streamers and high value accounts are being banned in real time. The person behind this is taunting victims by banning usernames that form mocking messages, such as "LOOK WHAT YOU MADE ME DO."
The hacker is banning hightier usernames and pro players to make a racial messages as Conetic shows in an screenshot which states
"Jewish people are our enemy."
Streamers and high value accounts are being banned in real time. The person behind this is taunting victims by banning usernames that form mocking messages, such as "LOOK WHAT YOU MADE ME DO."
The hacker is banning hightier usernames and pro players to make a racial messages as Conetic shows in an screenshot which states
"Jewish people are our enemy."
Thanks /factory for making me aware of this
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The probability of the market for Ubisoft crashing is very likely and all claims from today till when its sold are very likely to be reverted.
As a reddit user said and self proclaimed"cyber security expert"
"Having worked in server side security, game development etc I would not play the game until they have confirmed that what ever exploit has been used has been fixed. It is quite possible that these hackers could now remote code execute on your system if they still have access. It could also just be a messaging service that they have broken into and all they can do is send client those ban messages and flag accounts."
Another message has been said in R6 username bans
"george floyd didnt kill himself"
"CEO OF UBISOFT was in the epstein files"
This seems like a protest type breach / attention seeking breach
Some users report getting over 2,000,000,000 [2B] R6 Renown and 10-50,000,000 [10-50M] credits, developer only skins, glaciers, black ices
and all Ubisoft games free in their library
https://oguser.com/Thread-Ubisoft-Data-Breach
As a reddit user said and self proclaimed"cyber security expert"
"Having worked in server side security, game development etc I would not play the game until they have confirmed that what ever exploit has been used has been fixed. It is quite possible that these hackers could now remote code execute on your system if they still have access. It could also just be a messaging service that they have broken into and all they can do is send client those ban messages and flag accounts."
Another message has been said in R6 username bans
"george floyd didnt kill himself"
"CEO OF UBISOFT was in the epstein files"
This seems like a protest type breach / attention seeking breach
Some users report getting over 2,000,000,000 [2B] R6 Renown and 10-50,000,000 [10-50M] credits, developer only skins, glaciers, black ices
and all Ubisoft games free in their library
https://oguser.com/Thread-Ubisoft-Data-Breach
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Ubisoft Data Breach | OGU
"⚠ JUST IN: Ubisoft has been hacked, with the attacker using the admin panel to ban hundreds of hig...
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⛔️/r5 made a thread asking the community if they would trust him if he becomes a exchanger/middleman, a lot said no and he went on a negging spree, is this professional? Let us know your opinion.
I personally think he should simply focus on his business and whatnot and stay out of drama
I personally think he should simply focus on his business and whatnot and stay out of drama
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Update ⚠️
This is the truth over /r5 controversy.
The dd over 1.5k, the account was lost and he couldn’t refund the client because he was overseas, r5 does admit communication could’ve been better, for the ban, he was banned after 48h for not responding. Once he refunded he got back onsite and staff junked the thread.
This is the full story.
In my opinion it’s very logical, so let’s not spread misinformation for no reason.
This is the truth over /r5 controversy.
The dd over 1.5k, the account was lost and he couldn’t refund the client because he was overseas, r5 does admit communication could’ve been better, for the ban, he was banned after 48h for not responding. Once he refunded he got back onsite and staff junked the thread.
This is the full story.
In my opinion it’s very logical, so let’s not spread misinformation for no reason.
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🎤 Eviona Interview Dropping Soon! 🔥
Get ready for an exclusive sit-down that dives deep, asks the real questions, and brings the energy only OGU can deliver.
Stay tuned, this one’s worth the wait. ⏳👀 @eviona
#OGUInterviews #OGUStaff #ComingSoon
Get ready for an exclusive sit-down that dives deep, asks the real questions, and brings the energy only OGU can deliver.
Stay tuned, this one’s worth the wait. ⏳👀 @eviona
#OGUInterviews #OGUStaff #ComingSoon
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1. What are the drawbacks or hurdles you get being a oguser mentor
It can be demanding and overwhelming at times since we receive a lot of messages from members—not to mention the “cyberbullies” who try to intimidate us with doxxing threats and similar behavior. Other than that, it’s a responsibility, and some days it can be tiring. In a way, we are partially liable for the swap services we approve or the actions we take, so every step must be handled carefully, which adds to that “tiring” factor.
2. Being an ex gfx designer, what made you move on from it
Money. I was just chilling, selling GFX, which is actually a very demanding job since you get tired a lot. You constantly have to come up with new ideas, and every customer is different. There’s usually a lot of back-and-forth if they don’t like the initial design, and at some point, you can get burned out. After building a solid customer base, I checked the market and first tried Telegram @s, but I wasn’t very good at it. So I eventually moved to upgrades and similar services, because that worked much better for me.
3. What is ur most profitable project.
I have some IRL projects that are going very well for me, but I can’t really talk about those. Other than that, the most profitable thing for me in the community was basically doing B4U. I made B4Us for crazy amounts, which felt like almost free money.
That said, I’m not really a project-type person because I find most community projects boring. One day someone starts an exchange website, and the next day you see ten others trying to build similar sites—it’s unoriginal and repetitive. I also made a lot of profit from Pepe and Trump coin.
4. Being a mentor, is there a code of conduct or word by word rules that you/mentors need to follow? If yes. What are they
Behavior-wise, there isn’t a strict set of rules—it’s mostly based on common sense. Obviously, we’re expected to act mature and professional. Other than that, mentors handle warnings and check through their sections daily, but it doesn’t usually take much time. I can confidently say the whole team is pretty chill, so it’s not a serious or high-pressure environment.
5. Have you travelled, if so where?
I’ve been to Cyprus, Bali, Poland, Germany, and Bulgaria. I also have plans to visit Japan and Thailand, and I definitely want to go to the Maldives at some point.
6. If there’s a piece of advice you’d like to tell everyone reading your interview. What would it be.
Ignore most people in the community. Don’t forget that many of them are teenagers trying to rage-bait you. I also don’t really believe in the whole LQ vs. HQ products/services debate—what even defines LQ or HQ? If you sell something that makes you money and you’re comfortable with it, then keep selling it. It’s as simple as that.
I get this a lot in my line of work because I sell upgrades, accounts, and similar services. People try to make fun of me and call it “LQ,” but with the volume I sell, I end up making more than they do with their so-called “HQ” services, which I honestly find funny.
7. Is there a remark that you’d personally give me ?
I like what you do, and you should keep doing it. I personally think your channel/news deserves more views and attention—you just need to find a good way to advertise it.
It can be demanding and overwhelming at times since we receive a lot of messages from members—not to mention the “cyberbullies” who try to intimidate us with doxxing threats and similar behavior. Other than that, it’s a responsibility, and some days it can be tiring. In a way, we are partially liable for the swap services we approve or the actions we take, so every step must be handled carefully, which adds to that “tiring” factor.
2. Being an ex gfx designer, what made you move on from it
Money. I was just chilling, selling GFX, which is actually a very demanding job since you get tired a lot. You constantly have to come up with new ideas, and every customer is different. There’s usually a lot of back-and-forth if they don’t like the initial design, and at some point, you can get burned out. After building a solid customer base, I checked the market and first tried Telegram @s, but I wasn’t very good at it. So I eventually moved to upgrades and similar services, because that worked much better for me.
3. What is ur most profitable project.
I have some IRL projects that are going very well for me, but I can’t really talk about those. Other than that, the most profitable thing for me in the community was basically doing B4U. I made B4Us for crazy amounts, which felt like almost free money.
That said, I’m not really a project-type person because I find most community projects boring. One day someone starts an exchange website, and the next day you see ten others trying to build similar sites—it’s unoriginal and repetitive. I also made a lot of profit from Pepe and Trump coin.
4. Being a mentor, is there a code of conduct or word by word rules that you/mentors need to follow? If yes. What are they
Behavior-wise, there isn’t a strict set of rules—it’s mostly based on common sense. Obviously, we’re expected to act mature and professional. Other than that, mentors handle warnings and check through their sections daily, but it doesn’t usually take much time. I can confidently say the whole team is pretty chill, so it’s not a serious or high-pressure environment.
5. Have you travelled, if so where?
I’ve been to Cyprus, Bali, Poland, Germany, and Bulgaria. I also have plans to visit Japan and Thailand, and I definitely want to go to the Maldives at some point.
6. If there’s a piece of advice you’d like to tell everyone reading your interview. What would it be.
Ignore most people in the community. Don’t forget that many of them are teenagers trying to rage-bait you. I also don’t really believe in the whole LQ vs. HQ products/services debate—what even defines LQ or HQ? If you sell something that makes you money and you’re comfortable with it, then keep selling it. It’s as simple as that.
I get this a lot in my line of work because I sell upgrades, accounts, and similar services. People try to make fun of me and call it “LQ,” but with the volume I sell, I end up making more than they do with their so-called “HQ” services, which I honestly find funny.
7. Is there a remark that you’d personally give me ?
I like what you do, and you should keep doing it. I personally think your channel/news deserves more views and attention—you just need to find a good way to advertise it.
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⚠️ 32k Exit scam reported on OGU
/hardship claims /n1shanbr4r scammed him of 32k to recover one of his models twitter account , even tho he is a recurring client of his, stupid move
Deal dispute: https://oguser.com/Thread-32k-scam
/hardship claims /n1shanbr4r scammed him of 32k to recover one of his models twitter account , even tho he is a recurring client of his, stupid move
Deal dispute: https://oguser.com/Thread-32k-scam
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$32k scam | OGU
Scammer username: @n1shanbr4r
Scammer profile UID: 1221
Sales thread link: https://oguser.com/Thr...
Scammer profile UID: 1221
Sales thread link: https://oguser.com/Thr...
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⚠️ BREAKING: A victim has lost over $500K in Telegram handles after falling for a fake middleman scam.
Two high value Telegram handles, previously sold for $220K and $150K, were stolen from the original owner via a fake “Cupid” middleman. Two additional handles, valued at roughly $200K combined, were also stolen.
Two high value Telegram handles, previously sold for $220K and $150K, were stolen from the original owner via a fake “Cupid” middleman. Two additional handles, valued at roughly $200K combined, were also stolen.
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OGU News / interviews
The probability of the market for Ubisoft crashing is very likely and all claims from today till when its sold are very likely to be reverted. As a reddit user said and self proclaimed"cyber security expert" "Having worked in server side security, game development…
⚠️ Ubisoft has just suffered one of the most serious security breaches in gaming history.
Attackers hijacked Rainbow Six Siege, handing out billions of R6 Credits and cosmetics to players worldwide.
While this chaos grabbed attention, the real damage was behind the scenes: hackers infiltrated Ubisoft’s internal systems and allegedly exfiltrated terabytes of source code, SDKs, databases, and development tools spanning decades of projects.
Ubisoft confirmed the incident on December 27, 2025, shutting down Rainbow Six Siege servers and rolling back transactions.
Players were told they won’t be banned for spending the hacked credits, but the company admitted the breach went far beyond the game’s economy.
Reports suggest internal ban logs were manipulated, moderation tools abused, and databases compromised, raising fears of leaks across Ubisoft’s entire portfolio.
Attackers hijacked Rainbow Six Siege, handing out billions of R6 Credits and cosmetics to players worldwide.
While this chaos grabbed attention, the real damage was behind the scenes: hackers infiltrated Ubisoft’s internal systems and allegedly exfiltrated terabytes of source code, SDKs, databases, and development tools spanning decades of projects.
Ubisoft confirmed the incident on December 27, 2025, shutting down Rainbow Six Siege servers and rolling back transactions.
Players were told they won’t be banned for spending the hacked credits, but the company admitted the breach went far beyond the game’s economy.
Reports suggest internal ban logs were manipulated, moderation tools abused, and databases compromised, raising fears of leaks across Ubisoft’s entire portfolio.
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📰 Google Rolls Out Gmail Address Change Feature
For years, Gmail users have been stuck with the same email address they created, sometimes decades ago. That’s changing. Google has introduced a new option that allows users to switch from one Gmail address to another, without losing access to their account, files, or services.
🔑 Key Details
Primary Identity: Your Gmail address is your digital ID across Google services like Drive, YouTube, Maps, and “Sign in with Google.”
New Feature: You can now change your Gmail address to a new one ending in @gmail.com.
Alias System: Your old email becomes an alias, meaning you’ll still receive emails sent to it.
Data Safety: Photos, files, and messages remain untouched after the change.
⚠️ Limitations & Rules
12-Month Restriction: Once changed, your old Gmail address cannot be reused for a new account for 12 months.
No Deletion: You cannot delete your new Gmail address during that period.
Frequency Limits: Google allows up to three changes per account to prevent abuse.
Availability: The feature is rolling out gradually, so not all users will see it immediately.
📌 What Happens After the Change
You can sign in with either your old or new Gmail address.
Calendar events and older content may still display your original email.
Third party logins using “Sign in with Google” may need updating.
Chromebook and Chrome Remote Desktop users should check compatibility before switching.
🛠️ How to Change Your Gmail Address
Go to myaccount.google.com/google-account-email.
Sign in and open Personal Information.
Select your current Gmail address.
Look for Change your Google Account email address.
Enter your desired new username (before @gmail.com).
Confirm availability and click Yes, change email address.
If the option doesn’t appear, the feature hasn’t reached your account yet.
❓ FAQs
Can I get my old email back? Yes, you can reuse it later.
Can I delete my old Gmail? No, it remains as an alias.
What if my desired address is taken? You’ll need to choose a variation with numbers or underscores.
For years, Gmail users have been stuck with the same email address they created, sometimes decades ago. That’s changing. Google has introduced a new option that allows users to switch from one Gmail address to another, without losing access to their account, files, or services.
🔑 Key Details
Primary Identity: Your Gmail address is your digital ID across Google services like Drive, YouTube, Maps, and “Sign in with Google.”
New Feature: You can now change your Gmail address to a new one ending in @gmail.com.
Alias System: Your old email becomes an alias, meaning you’ll still receive emails sent to it.
Data Safety: Photos, files, and messages remain untouched after the change.
⚠️ Limitations & Rules
12-Month Restriction: Once changed, your old Gmail address cannot be reused for a new account for 12 months.
No Deletion: You cannot delete your new Gmail address during that period.
Frequency Limits: Google allows up to three changes per account to prevent abuse.
Availability: The feature is rolling out gradually, so not all users will see it immediately.
📌 What Happens After the Change
You can sign in with either your old or new Gmail address.
Calendar events and older content may still display your original email.
Third party logins using “Sign in with Google” may need updating.
Chromebook and Chrome Remote Desktop users should check compatibility before switching.
🛠️ How to Change Your Gmail Address
Go to myaccount.google.com/google-account-email.
Sign in and open Personal Information.
Select your current Gmail address.
Look for Change your Google Account email address.
Enter your desired new username (before @gmail.com).
Confirm availability and click Yes, change email address.
If the option doesn’t appear, the feature hasn’t reached your account yet.
❓ FAQs
Can I get my old email back? Yes, you can reuse it later.
Can I delete my old Gmail? No, it remains as an alias.
What if my desired address is taken? You’ll need to choose a variation with numbers or underscores.
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OGU News / interviews
⚠️ BREAKING: A victim has lost over $500K in Telegram handles after falling for a fake middleman scam. Two high value Telegram handles, previously sold for $220K and $150K, were stolen from the original owner via a fake “Cupid” middleman. Two additional handles…
Update ⚠️
@bossed / @shade , was behind this.
Evidence points to him, after his ethereum wallet was tracked minutes after selling @nice for 68k .
@bossed / @shade , was behind this.
Evidence points to him, after his ethereum wallet was tracked minutes after selling @nice for 68k .
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