Ceva Logistics Cyberattack Disrupts European Warehouses, Exposes Client Data

A cyberattack on global logistics giant Ceva Logistics has disrupted operations at eight warehouses across Europe, causing shipping delays for major retailers and exposing customer data from companies including Dutch e-commerce platform Bol, luxury department store De Bijenkorf, and video game company Valve. The intrusion, which Ceva confirmed began on July 29, 2026, and was identified by August 1, has prompted notifications to affected clients and their customers, though the company has not publicly detailed the incident or identified the attackers.

Ceva Logistics, a subsidiary of French shipping firm CMA CGM, notified impacted corporate clients on August 1 that a cyber intrusion was affecting part of its European contract logistics business. The operational impact was limited to eight warehouses, with no disruption to the company's global air, ocean, ground, or rail transportation management operations. However, the breach compromised systems used to process orders and retain delivery information, leading to delays in order fulfillment, returns, and refunds for several high-profile clients.

Among the affected companies, Bol informed customers that cybercriminals gained access...