What type of attack is NOT listed in the PRTK Help Recovery Modules menu?

The PRTK (Password Recovery Toolkit) Help Recovery Modules menu includes a variety of methods for recovering passwords, but certain types of attacks are specifically categorized and listed based on their recovery methodologies. In this context, a "Brute Force" attack is generally characterized by its exhaustive search approach, attempting every possible combination until the correct one is found.

However, within the PRTK framework, the available modules focus more on targeted techniques such as Dictionary attacks, which use pre-defined lists of passwords; Decryption methods aimed at specific encryptions; and Reset options designed to bypass or alter password protections. The Brute Force attack, while a well-known method, may not be explicitly listed in the PRTK Help Recovery Modules menu, as it often requires more time and computational resources than what many users may prefer or are accustomed to seeing detailed in this specific toolkit. Thus, it stands to reason that it is not part of the prominently displayed options.

This highlights why it’s important for users of PRTK to understand what recovery methods are available and to select the most appropriate approaches based on their specific recovery needs.