Ceva Logistics Data Breach Impacts Banks, Retailers, and Gamers
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Ceva Logistics, a global shipping company, has confirmed a cyberattack that resulted in a data breach affecting customer information. The incident impacted eight European warehouses and compromised data for customers of various companies, including retailers, a football club, a bank, an eyeglass maker, and a video game company. Names, addresses, and contact details were among the compromised information.
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Who's Involved
Ceva Logistics
Global shipping company that experienced a data breach
Bol
Retailer impacted by the Ceva Logistics data breach
De Bijenkorf
Retailer impacted by the Ceva Logistics data breach
Ajax
Football club impacted by the Ceva Logistics data breach
ING
Bank impacted by the Ceva Logistics data breach
Ace & Tate
Eyeglass maker impacted by the Ceva Logistics data breach
Valve
Video game company impacted by the Ceva Logistics data breach
Key facts
Ceva Logistics confirmed a cyberattack impacting eight European warehouses.
The cyberattack resulted in a data breach of customer information.
Retailers Bol and De Bijenkorf reported customer data compromise.
Football club Ajax reported customer data compromise.
Bank ING reported customer data compromise.
Eyeglass maker Ace & Tate reported customer data compromise.
Video game company Valve reported customer data compromise.
Compromised data includes customer names, addresses, and contact details.
Ceva Logistics, a major player in the global shipping industry, has confirmed that it was the victim of a cyberattack. This attack led to a data breach that compromised customer information. The incident specifically impacted eight of Ceva Logistics' warehouses located in Europe. As a result of the breach, several prominent companies have reported that their customers' data has been exposed. These companies span various sectors, including retail, sports, finance, eyewear, and gaming. Retailers Bol and De Bijenkorf, football club Ajax, bank ING, eyeglass maker Ace & Tate, and video game company Valve are among those affected. The compromised data includes customer names, addresses, and contact details. The full extent of the breach and the specific impact on each affected company are still being assessed.
Frequently asked questions
The hack reportedly began on July 29, with Ceva Logistics confirming the cyber intrusion to affected customers on August 1.
Hackers gained access to personal information of customers, including names, home addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses.
Companies including Bol, De Bijenkorf, Ajax, ING, Ace & Tate, and Valve reported that their customers' shipping information was affected.
Ceva Logistics confirmed the cyberattack, stated that an investigation is ongoing, and that it is working with authorities. Some affected services are back online.
What Happens Next
01Ceva Logistics continues its investigation into the cyberattack.
02Authorities in the Netherlands are investigating the data breach.
03Affected companies are likely to continue notifying their customers about the compromised data.
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