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Ajax: customer data stolen in hack of logistics partner

Ajax: customer data stolen in hack of logistics partner

Football club Ajax has confirmed that customer data, including names and addresses, was stolen during a hack at its logistics partner, CEVA. The club warned customers who ordered from their shop after January 1, 2024, to be alert for phishing attempts, though no payment details were compromised in the incident.

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