FunkLocker, a ransomware strain developed by the FunkSec APT group, showcases the growing trend of AI-assisted malware creation. The ransomware exhibits inconsistent quality across multiple builds, with some versions incorporating advanced features like anti-VM checks. It aggressively disrupts system processes, abuses legitimate Windows utilities, and encrypts files locally without contacting a command-and-control server. FunkSec's operational security is weak, allowing researchers to develop a public decryptor. The group has compromised over 120 organizations worldwide, targeting sectors such as government, defense, technology, finance, and education. FunkLocker's behavior maps to several MITRE ATT&CK techniques, including process termination, service stoppage, and inhibiting system recovery.