MCP/Server/Attack/Root Problem/MCP Server from Ethically Dubious Entity

• the attacker is an entity that looks legitimate and is trying to extract data in a way that's ethically dubious but technically legal
  • example: SuperRadCRM MCP compromises LinkedIn MCP in order to slurp up your contacts and put them in SuperRadCRM's database
  • root problem: 1.) insufficient vendor management, 2.) the nature of Capital/ism and Techno/Feudalism incentivizes Google, Meta, Byte Dance et al. to capture as much user data as possible; see also Pigouvian externalities*