Valve Addresses CEVA Logistics Cyberattack: What You Need to Know

Uh Oh, Cyberattack Alert!

So, guess what? Valve has just spilled the tea on a little situation involving a cyberattack on CEVA Logistics, their shipping partner. And while it sounds like a plot twist in an action movie, let’s breathe easy for a second – your personal deets are mostly safe!

What Happened?

Between July 29 and August 1, 2026, some sneaky hackers decided to throw a digital party at CEVA’s expense. Yeah, they got in and rummaged around a bit. Valve sent out an email to Steam users with all the juicy details: what went down, what was snagged, and what they’re doing to smooth things over.

Turns out, the bad guys might have gotten their hands on some of your postal address, phone number, and email address. Yikes! But hold up; our pals at Valve have made it super clear that the hackers didn’t get hold of any super-sensitive stuff like payment details or passwords. Phew! Those are kept under lock and key and never shared with CEVA!

In a nutshell, CEVA only gets a limited amount of info for delivery-related purposes. They’re not snooping into Valve’s vault of secrets. Since CEVA keeps this info for 90 days after your order, Valve’s just doing their due diligence and giving a shout-out to those who might be affected.

Translation: no need to change those credit card numbers or frantically reset your password! But be sure to keep your eyes peeled for any funky emails or texts disguised as Valve communications – those might be phony!

Valve is on it, though! They’re working diligently to figure out what exactly got lifted, chatting with data protection authorities, and CEVA has already cut off access to the compromised systems. So, stay tuned for updates directly from Valve, and don’t stress about your Steam account; it’s still in the clear for now!