Ransomware Rumble: GLOBAL GROUP Joins the Cybercrime Circus with AI-Powered Negotiations!

GLOBAL GROUP is the latest ransomware-as-a-service operation making headlines, targeting sectors worldwide since June 2025. It’s a rebrand of BlackLock, using AI-driven chatbots to negotiate ransoms. With a lucrative revenue-sharing model, this operation is all about modernizing crime with tech-savvy finesse, proving that even ransomware needs a fresh coat of paint.

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Ah, ransomware-as-a-service: the gig economy’s evil twin. Just when you thought Uber was the only one offering ride-sharing, here comes GLOBAL GROUP with a new way to share your life’s work with a group of hackers. Maybe we can all just agree that this revenue-sharing model has gone a bit too far? It’s like a bad sequel nobody wanted, yet here we are, starring in “Ransomware 3: The Rebrand Strikes Back.”

Key Points:

  • GLOBAL GROUP is a new RaaS operation targeting multiple sectors globally since June 2025.
  • GLOBAL GROUP is believed to be a rebranding of BlackLock, which itself was a rebrand of Eldorado.
  • The group uses initial access brokers to infiltrate networks, focusing on payload delivery and extortion.
  • It boasts an AI-powered negotiation portal and offers up to 85% revenue sharing to affiliates.
  • The ransomware targets sectors like healthcare, oil-and-gas, and business process outsourcing.

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