2 bruteforce attack types

Brute force attacks come in several types, each with a unique approach: - **Simple Brute Force Attack**: Tries every possible password combination systematically, starting with simple ones. - **Dictionary Attack**: Uses a precompiled list of common passwords or words to guess credentials quickly. - **Hybrid Attack**: Combines a dictionary attack with slight variations (e.g., adding numbers or symbols) to crack more complex passwords. - **Credential Stuffing**: Uses stolen username-password pairs from one breach to attempt logins on other sites. - **Reverse Brute Force Attack**: Starts with a common password and tests it against multiple usernames. Each type varies in speed and effectiveness depending on the target system's security.