CEVA Logistics denies customer data is on dark web

CEVA Logistics has denied that customer data from bol.com and Bijenkorf is for sale on the dark web. The company made this statement in response to a discovery by RTL Nieuws, which reported on a database of customer information allegedly available online.

According to CEVA, the data in question is from 2025, and the information on the dark web has not been stolen recently. The company emphasizes that the data found there may be outdated and not related to current customer information.

ING has warned customers of the savings program ING Punten that their personal information and order details may have been compromised by a data leak at a logistics partner, which possibly refers to CEVA, but confirms that financial data remains secure.

Bijenkorf has also alerted its customers about a potential data leak at a logistics partner. The store received reports that personal data of customers who had ordered online may have been obtained by unauthorized parties. This incident was discovered on Monday morning, according to a spokesperson for the department store.

Various retailers, including bol.com and Bijenkorf, have outsourced their distribution centers to CEVA Logistics, one of the largest logistics service providers worldwide. This has raised concerns about the safety of customer data at the involved companies.

It remains unclear how the potential data leaks at CEVA occurred and what specific measures the companies are taking to protect their customers' data and inform them.