Hack of U.S. vehicle breathalyzer device maker leaves cars unable to start
A vehicle breathalyzer device maker in Iowa was hit by a cyberattack, affecting devices in 45 states. Some drivers were unable to start their vehicles, and service shops were also affected. In Oklahoma City, cases emerged of residents facing financial hardship due to the hack.
Key facts
- Affected organization
- Being confirmed
- Incident type
- Hacking & intrusion
- Occurred / detected
- Not confirmed
- Scale of damage
- Devices in 45 U.S. states affected; some vehicles unable to start
- Cause / method
- Cyberattack on a vehicle breathalyzer device maker
- Location
- United States
Timeline
- In Maine, drivers using breathalyzer devices were unable to start their vehicles due to the cyberattack.
- It came to light that the attack on the Iowa company had affected devices in 45 states as well as drivers and service shops.
- Damage suffered by drivers in Connecticut came to light.
- A case of an Oklahoma City resident facing financial hardship due to the hack came to light.
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