CSP, not CSP2.

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@@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ <h4 id="example-killswitch">Kill Switch</h4>
     Super Secret Social Network's developers learn that the site was vulnerable
     to cross-site scripting attacks which allowed malicious parties to inject
     arbitrary code into its origin. They fixed the site, and added a strong
-    Content Security Policy [[CSP2]] to mitigate the risk going forward, but
+    Content Security Policy [[CSP]] to mitigate the risk going forward, but
     they can't be entirely sure that clients are really back to a trustworthy
     state. Perhaps the attackers found a clever persistence mechanism?