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It would be a compromised immune system.

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I think it's when the virus targets only the immune system, and infects it

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When the immune system is compromised, it loses some of its ability to function properly. It is almost like running on a sprained ankle that is not completely healed. The more damaged the immune system is, the less function it has.

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They grow and multiply with ease.

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