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Re:SEC Penalizes Yahoo $35M for Massive, Undisclosed Cyber T... by grzm on Thursday April 26, 2018 @06:46PM (#16936647)
The word undisclosed in the title is doing the work you're asking it to, as far as I can tell. How would you choose to word it differently?
Re:SEC Penalizes Yahoo $35M for Massive, Undisclosed Cyber T... by mattnewton on Thursday April 26, 2018 @06:51PM (#16936686)
It says “for adjective adjective cyber theft”, which implies the undisclosed is just modifiyig the object they were fined for. GP is not alone in their confusion, top comment right now is talking about how it’s a slap on the wrist _for the breach_ (and not for the lack of disclosure).

A better title would be “SEC Penalizes Yahoo for Failure to disclose Massive security breach”

Then failure to disclose is the object

Re:SEC Penalizes Yahoo $35M for Massive, Undisclosed Cyber T... by grzm on Thursday April 26, 2018 @07:00PM (#16936760)
Makes sense. Thanks for the alternate read.
Re:SEC Penalizes Yahoo $35M for Massive, Undisclosed Cyber T... by txsh on Thursday April 26, 2018 @06:56PM (#16936733)
Not it isn’t. “Undisclosed” is an adjective. The title says that the SEC penalized Yahoo for a “cyber theft” that was “massive” and “undisclosed.”

“SEC Penalizes Yahoo $35M for Non-Disclosure of Massive Cyber Theft” would be better.