fix: correct MCP acronym from Multimodal Communication Protocol to Model Context Protocol

Author: jxnl

docs/talks/vitor-mcp-exploits.md

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 # MCP Security Exploits and Defense Strategies — Vitor Balocco (Runlayer)
 
-I hosted a session with Vitor Balocco, co-founder of Runlayer and former AI tech lead at Zapier, to discuss the critical security challenges facing MCP (Multimodal Communication Protocol) servers. As agents become more prevalent in enterprise environments, understanding these security risks and implementing proper safeguards is essential for developers and organizations adopting this technology.
+I hosted a session with Vitor Balocco, co-founder of Runlayer and former AI tech lead at Zapier, to discuss the critical security challenges facing MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. As agents become more prevalent in enterprise environments, understanding these security risks and implementing proper safeguards is essential for developers and organizations adopting this technology.
 
 ## What are the primary security risks with MCP servers?
 
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 ## What are MCPs and why is security a concern?
 
-MCPs (Model Context Protocols) have become increasingly popular in the past 6-8 months for building AI agents. However, this rapid adoption has led to security vulnerabilities, including prompt injections and data exfiltration. As MCPs are used to retrieve data and interact with external systems, understanding their security implications is crucial for safe implementation.
+MCP (Model Context Protocol) has become increasingly popular in the past 6-8 months for building AI agents. However, this rapid adoption has led to security vulnerabilities, including prompt injections and data exfiltration. As MCP is used to retrieve data and interact with external systems, understanding its security implications is crucial for safe implementation.
 
 ## What is prompt injection and why is it dangerous with MCPs?