Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) is a business model where cybercriminals offer ransomware tools and services to other criminals. This allows individuals with limited technical skills to launch ransomware attacks without needing to develop their own malicious software. RaaS typically includes a user-friendly interface, customer support, and even marketing strategies to help affiliates succeed in their attacks. In a RaaS model, the original developers of the ransomware take a cut of the profits from successful attacks. This creates a profit-sharing arrangement, incentivizing more people to engage in cybercrime. As a result, RaaS has contributed to the rise in ransomware incidents, affecting businesses and individuals worldwide.