Valve warns Steam hardware buyers' data compromised in CEVA logistics breach
Valve has informed European Steam hardware buyers that their personal data may have been exposed in a cyberattack on CEVA Logistics, which handles Steam Deck, Steam Machine, and Steam Controller deliveries. The breach occurred July 29–August 1 and was reported August 7; affected data include names, street addresses, postal codes, cities, countries, phone numbers, email addresses tied to Steam accounts, and the type and price of the ordered hardware, while payment data, passwords, and Steam Guard codes were not affected. CEVA said the intrusion affected part of its European operation and several warehouses, with Valve notifying data protection authorities. Customers are warned to expect phishing attempts referencing orders, and Steam Support will never request passwords. The exact number of affected customers has not been disclosed.
