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remain undiscovered

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See: elude


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The machines remain undiscovered because they tend to stay under the radar – they don't do anything blatant, such as consuming system resources, that would tip off the victim, he said.
Margaret Dunn, former head on the Plas Tan-y-Bwlch environmental studies centre, believes even older buildings remain undiscovered in Wales.
In 2004, when most of the breaches took place, it was still possible to feel confident that misdeeds would remain undiscovered and unpunished; no-one can feel as confident today.
 
 
 
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