Skroutz Last Mile reports unauthorized data access

On September 23, 2026, the logistics company Skroutz Last Mile announced a security incident involving unauthorized access to its information systems. The breach compromised personal data related to parcel deliveries, specifically customer names, delivery addresses, and contact telephone numbers.

The company confirmed that financial information, such as credit card details, payment records, and user passwords, remained unaffected as these types of data are not stored within its systems. Following the discovery of the breach, Skroutz Last Mile implemented immediate corrective measures and initiated collaboration with the relevant supervisory authorities to manage the incident.

Management has advised customers to remain vigilant regarding potential phishing attempts, noting that malicious actors might use the stolen contact information to send fraudulent emails or SMS messages. Users are urged to interact only with official company channels and to avoid sharing sensitive information with suspicious sources. For further inquiries regarding the incident, the company has directed affected individuals to its Data Protection Officer.