@bvitorio,
this seems to be a variant of Scarab-Danger Ransomware.
Multiple similar email addresses to Jabber have been used by this cryptovirus in the past.

You can read more in the article here: Remove Scarab-Danger Ransomware

A free decryption method does not exist. Some people say that there is a decrypter, but you have to pay for it and takes 7 days to decrypt the files, which is a lot of load and use of computer resources and power.

Very unfortunate that it has hit your backup.

Just wait for the decryption tool to be optimised and released for free, if you can wait. It might never happen or it could take months/years, but unless you pay to decryption experts, I don't see a way to recover the files for free.

Maybe try a data recovery tool, but it is unknown if the ransomware deletes the files before encrypting copies of them.

Best Regards,
Execute

@EXECUTE
Thank you very much for the answer.
I had already read the material indicated, I used Spyhunter 5 to clean my server.
The biggest problem besides having infected the BKP, was that I did not put it in the cloud.

I am using a data recovery programs to try to grab some file before it happened.
I am using GETDATABACK FOR NTFS and another is STELLA PHEONIX WINDOWS DATA RECOVERY
I do not know if it will work, but it's a hope.
If it does not work, I'll leave for a company to try to solve.

Thank you so much for your help one more time. I'm really grateful.

@bvitorio,

we are trying our best to help, but sometimes the malware has already done the damage and it could be irreparable.
Wishing you best of luck with the programs, hopefully you find a solution.

Best Regards,
Execute

Hi most files in my laptop D-partition were encrypted with a .browec extension     Apparently, it's some type of ransomware, because I'm asked to send money.

Those files are no longer readable despite renaming them.  I'm not an IT guy, what steps should I try to decrypt these files?  Is a decryptor already available for this? 

What I've done is using an antivirus program to have all viruses removed.  But this certainly does not help with decrypting.

Thank you in advance.

@dwanawijaya

Unfortunately, there is no decryption tool available for .browsec virus.
You can backup your files and wait for a decryptor - if such a tool is released, we will publish it here or inside the article:

https://sensorstechforum.com/browec-files-virus-remove/

I 've cought a ransomware with .docm extension but haven't found anyone with this problem. Is there any cure for my files?

I have replied to you in the other thread you have started:

http://sensorstechforum.com/forums/malware-removal-questions-and-guides/problem-with-ransomware-docm/

Greetings, my files were added the extension .lanset, someone could help me recover my files

Greetings, my files were added the extension .lanset, someone could help me recover my files

.lanset extension virus is part of the STOP ransomware family. There is a decryption tool for older variants of the virus, but not for .lanset.
You should remove the virus and try out the decryptor:

How to Remove .lanset Ransomware Virus

Decrypt Files Encrypted by STOP Ransomware

If the decryption tool doesn't work, then you should wait for the malware researchers to update it.

Kind Regards,
Execute

  I am contented to tell you that by just changing the extension of the file doesn't affect the format of the file. Of you rae willing to change/convert the file you need to change it by using different converters.