"Expect fake messages": A load of Steam user personal info has been stolen thanks to a cyberattack on one of Valve's partners, claims report

"Expect fake messages": A load of Steam user personal info has been stolen thanks to a cyberattack on one of Valve's partners, claims report Seemingly, only Europeans are affected If you live in Europe and have bought hardware from Steam in the past three months, then watch out, your personal information might have been stolen thanks to a cyberattack on one of Valve's shipping partners. "Between July 29 2026 and August 1, 2026, a cyberattack hit CEVA Logistics, the company that ships Steam hardware to customers in Europe," reads a Valve email published by Gaming On Linux's Liam Squires-Hand, which has also been shared separately by Reddit users. "CEVA is still investigating this attack, but as Valve learned on August 7, certain information about Steam customers, including you, was likely compromised." CEVA have apparently "isolated the affected systems, taken all offline and brought in outside investigators". According to the email, CEVA obtains delivery info from Valve, including your name, phone number, email, and postal address, when shipping Steam hardware to people in Europe.