AI agents, initially designed to assist users, are now presenting major privacy risks due to emerging attack vectors like ForcedLeak and CometJacking. These vulnerabilities allow attackers to exploit AI's compliance to extract sensitive information from emails and calendars. A recent report reveals that 8.5% of employee prompts involve confidential data, and 38% of workers have shared company data with AI without proper consent. With 65% of IT leaders acknowledging their defenses are inadequate against AI-driven attacks, the report emphasizes the need for improved digital hygiene and stronger security measures from AI vendors.