CEVA Logistics services have been disrupted after a cyberattack targeted recent customers, the resultant data breach compromising their private information.
Between July 29 and August 1, CEVA Logistics was hit by a cyberattack that reportedly targeted eight European-based warehouses.
Most notably, the online gaming platform Steam has revealed that some of their customer’s data was compromised.
In a statement, Steam said that ‘CEVA receives specific delivery-related information’ to ship physical hardware to European customers.
Because the logistics provider retains this information for up to 90 days, any customers that ordered physical products within this timeframe may have been affected.
Steam asked its customers to let the company know while they assess the damage of the CEVA data breach.
Speaking to TechCrunch, CEVA Logistics said: “On August 1, CEVA Logistics confirmed to affected customers that a cyber intrusion was impacting part of its European contract logistics operations.
“As soon as the incident was identified, CEVA’s cybersecurity teams immediately activated its security protocols and launched a thorough investigation, which is still ongoing,
“The operational impact is limited to eight warehouses. No other CEVA systems globally were affected, and all other operations continue without incident.”
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