Pokémon Center says customer data was stolen after hackers attacked its delivery partner, CEVA Logistics. Here’s what was taken, who was affected, and how you can avoid follow-up delivery scams.
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What Happened in the Pokémon Center Data Breach?
Pokémon Center — the official online store for Pokémon products — said the breach did not start on its own website.
Instead, hackers broke into systems at CEVA Logistics, a company that helps process and deliver Pokémon Center orders.
Pokémon Center said CEVA told it about a cyberattack that began on July 30, 2026. Some pending customer orders were also canceled.
The incident is part of a wider cyberattack on CEVA. TechCrunch reported that at least eight European warehouses were affected.
Data stolen in breaches like this can later be used to make phishing emails, fake delivery texts, and other scams look more convincing.
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Who Was Affected and What Data Was Leaked?
Pokémon Center said customers in the UK and Germany were affected. The company has not publicly shared how many customers were involved.
The information that may have been stolen includes:
- full names
- mailing addresses
- phone numbers
- email addresses
- details about Pokémon Center orders
CEVA did not have access to customers’ payment card details, according to Pokémon Center. Other Pokémon Center account information was also not affected.
Names, addresses, phone numbers, and real order details can help criminals make fake delivery or refund messages look convincing.
How Hackers Got Into CEVA Logistics
CEVA has not publicly explained exactly how hackers entered its systems.
The company has also not named a hacker group or shared a specific security weakness that caused the breach.
CEVA said it activated its security procedures after discovering the attack and began an investigation. Authorities in the Netherlands are also investigating.
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