Montgomery County school officials could not promise an end to computer hacking on Monday night when they appeared before an auditorium of frustrated parents at Winston Churchill High School.

“The root cause is around human actions,” said Sherwin Collette, Montgomery County’s chief technology officer. “We’re continually fighting a moving target in terms of new threats involved.”

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