New Agent-to-Agent Protocol Opens Security Risk as AI Systems Share Unvetted Instructions
MCP (Model Context Protocol) enables AI agents to communicate directly, but lacks built-in verification mechanisms—creating a vector for malicious prompts to cascade between systems and potentially corrupt autonomous workflows at scale.
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