OpenAI has updated its blog post about the rogue agent that breached Hugging Face and admitted that it also infiltrated other other third-party accounts and services to achieve its goal. So far, it has determined that the rogue agent used the credentials of "four accounts" to infiltrate "four services" as part of the Hugging Face incident. "The remaining two accounts were accessed by the models in a read-only manner, and were not used in furtherance of compromising Hugging Face." OpenAI said, however, that it hasn't identified any other activity by the agent "at the level of severity or scale of what we've shared related to Hugging Face, which involved a platform-level compromise." In other words, it's still Hugging Face that had been most affected by the security breach, based on the company's investigation.