Baltimore County officials remained mum Monday on who launched the cyberattack November 24 that crippled the school system and canceled virtual instruction classes for its 115,000 students.

However, they were able to say that they do not believe anyone’s data was stolen in the attack.

Jim Corns, the executive director of information technology for the county school system, said at a news conference in Towson that the investigation into that possibility is still ongoing.

“We’re going to continue to work with our partners and release any information as it becomes available in this one particular part of the investigation,” Corns said.

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