An Oklahoma City man is dealing with financial issues after a cybersecurity hack impacted Intoxalock, a company providing court-ordered breathalyzers in vehicles.

Thousands of drivers across the United States woke up to a problem they couldn’t fix, couldn’t bypass, and couldn’t drive around. Their cars simply wouldn’t start. Not because of a mechanical failure, ...

A cyberattack on breathalyzer company Intoxalock left thousands of sober drivers stranded, turning their cars into ...

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Intoxalock, the Iowa company that was targeted, was temporarily unable to complete calibrations on its ignition interlock ...

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