Hackers Compromise Car Breathalyzer Firm, Leaving Drivers Stranded
Cyberattack on car breathalyzer company causes system outages, stranding drivers. Experts warn of growing risks as connected vehicles become more vulnerable.
Car breathalyzer devices have become a common requirement for many drivers, but a recent cyberattack on one of the leading providers has left countless individuals stranded and unable to start their vehicles. The attack, which targeted the systems of Intoxalock, a prominent ignition interlock device company, has highlighted the growing cybersecurity risks facing the automotive industry.
Intoxalock, a company that specializes in providing breathalyzer devices to drivers who have been convicted of driving under the influence (DUI), has confirmed that its systems were the target of a cyberattack. The incident has caused widespread disruptions, with many drivers unable to start their cars due to the company's services being offline.
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