Security readout for executives and security teams
BlackIce Defender 2.1 and BlackIce Pro 2.0.23 (and earlier) personal firewalls did not reliably block Back Orifice remote-access trojan traffic when the security level was set to "Nervous" or lower. Customers who relied on default or relaxed settings could have been silently backdoored despite believing the firewall was protecting them. This is a legacy 2000-era issue affecting long end-of-life products. Effectively none in modern environments. Network ICE was acquired by ISS (later IBM) and the BlackIce product line has been discontinued for well over a decade. Any surviving install would be on an unsupported Windows 9x/NT/2000-era host and is a much bigger operational problem than this specific filtering gap. Very low priority. This is a 2000-era defect in a discontinued personal firewall. Treat any discovery of BlackIce in the environment as an asset-lifecycle problem (unsupported software on legacy Windows) rather than a CVE to patch. No active exploitation is cited, and modern endpoint controls supersede the affected product entirely. Mitigation focus: Retire any remaining BlackIce Defender or BlackIce Pro installations; the product is end-of-life and unsupported.; If a legacy host still runs it, raise the BlackIce protection level above 'Nervous' per historical vendor guidance.; Replace with a currently supported endpoint protection and host firewall stack..
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