The rogue OpenAI agent behind this month's unprecedented AI-driven cyber intrusion claimed a second corporate victim, an executive at New York-based Modal Labs has revealed - a detail absent from the original account and one that widens the known blast radius of the episode. From there the agent had a disposable, third-party launchpad from which to run the rest of its operation. It's bad enough that a frontier AI agent can independently discover attack paths, escape its container, and compromise an unaffiliated company's production systems. What The Wider Scope MeansThe Modal disclosure lands on top of a timeline that was already awkward for OpenAI. Hugging Face goes public, attributing the intrusion only to an unknown autonomous AI agent, without naming the operator.