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I Build MCP Servers. Here's the Security Hole Nobody Talks About.
MCP — the Model Context Protocol — is having its moment. It's the "USB-C of AI": one standard plug, and suddenly your agent can read your GitHub, query your database, hit your internal APIs, post to Slack. I've built a few MCP servers myself. They're genuinely great.
They're also the most casually-installed backdoor in modern dev tooling, and almost nobody talks about why .
Here's the part the hype skips: an MCP server doesn't just give your AI hands. It gives whatever text flows through...
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