On August 1, CEVA notified affected customers that goods stored at the disrupted facilities could not be shipped, underscoring how the CEVA Logistics . No connected to major CEVA clients, including gaming platform Valve and Dutch retailer Ajax. Valve stated that payment details, passwords, and Steam Guard codes were not compromised, as CEVA does not have access to that information.
The company nonetheless cautioned that the exposed , addresses, and telephone numbers, along with data regarding online orders such as products, prices, discounts, delivery information, and payment method descriptions.
The company added that for business customers, company names and VAT numbers may also be affected if entered in their account, and that severely outdated VAT numbers for freelancers and sole proprietors may be composed of a citizen service number.
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The retailer said order processing, returns, and refunds may take longer than usual, though its stores remain open and online orders can still be placed. It confirmed that no payment details, IBANs, facing large logistics networks tied to global conglomerates like the CMA CGM Group, where a single breach at one facility can ripple across multiple retail and enterprise clients. With no threat actor identified and investigations ongoing at both CEVA and its affected customers, the full scope of the data exposure remains unclear.
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