Cyberattack on Ceva Logistics Warehouses Disrupts European Retailers
A cyberattack over the weekend disrupted operations at eight Ceva Logistics warehouses in Europe, causing shipping delays and a data breach affecting retailers like De Bijenkorf and bol, as well as banks, Ajax, and Valve. Customer personal data (names, addresses, emails) was compromised, but payment details were not. The Dutch Data Protection Authority is investigating. Ceva’s other transport operations remain unaffected, and some services have been restored.
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Data breach at Ceva Logistics impacts banks, retailers, and Steam gamers
Ceva Logistics, a global shipping giant headquartered in France with $18.3 billion in 2024 revenue, suffered a cyberattack starting July 29, 2026, affecting at least eight warehouses across Europe. The hack caused shipping delays and a data breach exposing customer personal information—names, home addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses—from multiple companies relying on Ceva for deliveries. Affected entities include Dutch online retailer Bol, luxury retailer De Bijenkorf, football club Ajax, banking giant ING, eyeglass maker Ace & Tate, and video game company Valve, which notified Steam hardware customers of the breach. Ceva confirmed the cyber intrusion on August 1 and is working to contain the incident. The attack highlights growing cybercriminal targeting of logistics firms to access goods and data.
Data breach at Ceva Logistics impacts banks, retailers, and Steam gamers
Ceva Logistics, a major global shipping company, suffered a cyberattack starting July 29, 2026, affecting at least eight European warehouses and causing shipping delays. The breach exposed personal data (names, addresses, phone numbers, emails) of customers of multiple companies, including Dutch retailer Bol, luxury retailer De Bijenkorf, football club Ajax, banking giant ING, eyeglass maker Ace & Tate, and Valve (Steam hardware customers). Ceva confirmed the intrusion on August 1. The incident highlights growing cyber threats to logistics firms, which can be exploited to access physical goods and customer data.
Cyberattack on Ceva Logistics Warehouses in Europe Disrupts Retailers
A cyberattack disrupted operations at eight Ceva Logistics warehouses in Europe over the weekend, causing shipping delays for retail customers. Ceva, a major third-party logistics provider with over 1,000 warehouses globally, notified affected customers on August 1. The breach is under investigation by the Dutch Data Protection Authority and law enforcement. Retailers bol and De Bijenkorf reported that customer data, excluding credit card and payment details, may have been compromised. Some applications and services have been restored for certain customers. Ceva's other systems, including air, ocean, ground, and rail transportation, remain unaffected. The incident highlights ongoing cybersecurity vulnerabilities in the freight transportation sector.
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Cyberattack on Ceva Logistics Warehouses in Europe Disrupts Retailers
A cyberattack over the weekend disrupted operations at eight Ceva Logistics warehouses in Europe, causing shipping delays for retail customers. Ceva, a major third-party logistics provider with over 1,000 warehouses globally, has not publicly commented. The Dutch Data Protection Authority and other law enforcement agencies are investigating. Affected retailers, including De Bijenkorf and bol, alerted customers that some personal data may have been compromised, though credit card and payment details were not at risk. Bol suspended data exchanges with Ceva and took some products offline, while De Bijenkorf warned of longer processing times for orders and returns. Ceva's air, ocean, ground, and rail transportation management activities remain unaffected. Some applications and services at the affected distribution centers have been restored for certain customers.
Cyberattack on Ceva Logistics Warehouses in Europe Disrupts Retailers
A cyberattack targeted eight Ceva Logistics warehouses in Europe over the weekend, causing shipping delays and data breaches for retail customers. The incident, which affected contract logistics operations, was disclosed to customers on August 1. Ceva Logistics has not publicly commented, but the Dutch Data Protection Authority and other law enforcement agencies are investigating. Retailers De Bijenkorf and bol posted alerts that hackers accessed some customer data, though credit card and payment details were not compromised. Bol suspended data exchanges with Ceva and took some products offline, while De Bijenkorf warned of longer processing times for orders, returns, and refunds. Ceva's air, ocean, ground, and rail transportation operations remain unaffected. Some applications and services at the affected warehouses have been restored for certain customers. The freight sector has a history of cyber and ransomware attacks, including past incidents at Maersk and Expeditors International.
Cyberattack on Ceva Logistics Warehouses in Europe Disrupts Retailers
A cyberattack over the weekend disrupted operations at eight Ceva Logistics warehouses in Europe, causing shipping delays for retail customers. Ceva, a major third-party logistics provider with over 1,000 warehouses globally, has not publicly commented. The Dutch Data Protection Authority and other law enforcement agencies are investigating. Affected retailers, including De Bijenkorf and bol, alerted customers that some personal data may have been compromised, though credit card and payment details were not at risk. Bol suspended data exchanges with Ceva and took some products offline, leading to order cancellations and delays. Ceva's air, ocean, ground, and rail transportation management activities remain unaffected. Some applications and services at the affected distribution centers have been restored for certain customers.