Sort of.... almost all of the security vulnerabilities listed in the article are addressed in the documentation: http://kb.perforce.com/article/1173/basics-of-p

Sort of.... almost all of the security vulnerabilities listed in the article are addressed in the documentation: http://kb.perforce.com/article/1173/basics-of-perforce-security http://kb.perforce.com/article/1173/basics-of-perforce-secur.... Also, running stuff as System on Windows just for the hell of it is incredibly stupid. Misconfigured software and shitty system administration != vulnerable product. Perforce may have security vulnerabilities, but the article lists none of them. It's just McAfee selling snake oil. At best Perforce simply has a dumb default install. Tune in next week when they claim leaving the root password blank is a security vulnerability in OpenSSH.