BlackI
BlackI refers to a family of computer worms that emerged in the early 2000s. These malicious software programs were designed to spread rapidly across networks, typically by exploiting vulnerabilities in Windows operating systems. Once a system was infected, BlackI would often attempt to download additional malware, steal sensitive information, or create backdoors for remote access by attackers.
The primary propagation method for BlackI was through shared network drives and removable media, such as USB
Security researchers identified several variants of BlackI over time, each with slightly different characteristics and infection