New lechiffre ransomware

it seems that there is a new version of Lechiffre ransomware as the the newest decryption tools are not working.

 

This is the new decode txt file.

 

 

 

 

u9J5ryQWUvP8nL3q+0ZK5AT83tNN4OeUGz+c1qrAs2R25L3hSycmTjJVtLDFWbbrSuPpm0EqxUKxqoPzOKGDjJU+i5DQ/iEWr1GsArPIB0g8MIeYZG1ITIu0Ihu+zoXJUDncWoXPAk0L9Zt3Cw4qtzX/KkNDYf7jK9FTSn3ewoI=
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end of secret_key


Hello.
Your some files were encrypted with the strongest cipher RSA 1024 and AES.
No one will help you to restore files without our decoder. Any programs for
recovering files or disk repair are useless and can destroy your files
irreversibly. Irreversibly. So don't try to decrypt it yourself. We warned you.

There is only one way to restore your files - send e-mail to lechiffre@india.com
with attached file "_how to decode[****-MAIN].txt" (you read this file right now).
To test our honesty you can send an one encrypted file less than 4 MB (not zipped)
as *.doc *.xls *.jpg *.pdf, but not database file or backup file
(*.900 *.001 *.db *.zip *.rar *.bkp etc).

We will decode your sample for free.

You will receive deciphered sample and our conditions how you will get the
decoder. Follow the instructions to send the payment. Be attentive! The decoder
for each server is paid separately.

P.S. Remember, we are not scammers. We don`t need your files. If you want, you
can get the password for free after 6 month wait.
Just send a request immediately after infection and download the decoder.
All data will be restored absolutely.

Our guarantee of honesty - your deciphered sample.


E-mail: lechiffre@india.com
E-mail: lechiffre@mailchuck.com
Bitmessage: BM-2cX29XoQx3AduRtttTmqtSC9pZekDffkEy

 

 

 

 

Has anyone else experienced this or knows a better decryption method?

 

Thanks for your support

might be better off posting Here

Rather than have everyone with individual topics, it would be best (and more manageable for staff) if you posted any more questions, comments or requests for assistance in the above support topic discussion...it includes experiences by experts, a variety of IT consultants, end users and company reps who have been affected by ransomware infections. Doing that will also ensure you receive proper assistance from our crypto malware experts since they may not see this thread. To avoid unnecessary confusion, this topic is closed.

Thanks
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