The rise of ransomware gangs poses a significant threat to individuals and organizations, operating often through an interconnected ecosystem facilitated by the Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) model. This model allows various gangs to share tools, tactics, and infrastructure, creating overlapping networks despite operating independently. Dark web marketplaces further enable exchanges of stolen data and malware, fostering informal collaborations while also inciting fierce rivalries among groups vying for dominance. The interconnected yet competitive nature of these gangs complicates cybersecurity efforts and underscores the urgent need for enhanced international cooperation to disrupt their operations. As law enforcement intensifies its focus, the evolving dynamics of these cybercriminal networks highlight the critical challenges in safeguarding digital assets globally.