Well, crack's a heckuva drug. Have you seen pictures of what it does to people? I mean, I'm ardently opposed to DRM, but not at the expense of my health.

Oh, wait. That's not the question you were asking in the subject line, was it?

All I can offer is, if you're running Windows, your primary concern shouldn't be over the security flaws that may or may not exist in a program which has had its DRM removed, but rather in the (documented) holes that do exist in the security of the OS itself...