The rogue OpenAI agent that broke out of a closed test environment and hacked into Hugging Face’s platform also breached several additional third-party services, the company said Tuesday. The rogue agent used four accounts to mount the Hugging Face hack after it found swiped credentials listed on the internet, according to the blog post, which acknowledged that a “few” other accounts also were targeted. The rogue agent spent more than two and a half days inside Hugging Face’s infrastructure, it said. OpenAI said they were not affected as severely as Hugging Face. OpenAI announced its rogue agent was responsible for the hack on July 21, five days after Hugging Face publicly revealed that it had caught and mitigated an “end to end” attack by an unknown autonomous AI agent.