Valve has experienced a data breach, but only for their users who ordered their hardware.
As shared on ResetERA, Valve is emailing customers with this message:
Between July 29 2026 and August 1, 2026, a cyberattack hit CEVA Logistics, the company that ships Steam hardware to customers in Europe. CEVA is still investigating this attack, but as Valve learned on August 7, certain information about Steam customers, including you, was likely compromised.
Affected users do not have to change their Steam password or settings, but they will have to watch out for fake messages about delivering their orders.
The information these hackers may have received relate to their product orders. This includes their names, addresses, phone and emails, but not Steam Guard codes, passwords, payment information, etc.
The details and extent of this hack may change in the future, but if you ordered a Steam Controller, Steam Machine, or Steam Frame, and you live in Europe, you may already be compromised.
