FLOCKER Ransomware Affiliate Program Reappears With 90% Share and Claimed Cross-Platform Tools

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Summary

A post attributed to “greens6699” advertises FLOCKER ransomware affiliate recruitment, offering a 90% revenue share and claimed Windows, Linux and macOS tooling. The capabilities and services have not been independently verified.

Key points

  • A supplied screenshot shows an account using the handle “greens6699” advertising that the FLOCKER affiliate program has returned after a period of inactivity.
  • The offer promises affiliates 90% of proceeds, charges a one-time $170 invitation fee and claims operators will help obtain legitimate access.
  • The advertisement claims tooling for Windows, Linux and macOS, including lockers for Windows and Linux and file-extraction and custom Bash-script capabilities for macOS.
  • Advertised features include encryption, file extraction, stealth, selective targeting and customization; Windows features also include free-space wiping.
  • The post describes a control panel for build configuration, analytics, customer support and affiliate rankings.
  • The article says the advertised capabilities, payouts, services and operational status have not been independently verified; no malware samples or binaries were provided.

Article Details

Event Type
Ransomware affiliate recruitment advertisement
Impact
No attacks or victims are reported. If the advertised capabilities are functional, affiliates could extract files, encrypt data, disrupt operations and pursue extortion across Windows, Linux and macOS environments.

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