Quote from: cryptorecovery.io on August 10, 2024, 09:33:22 PM

Recovering this 26-word mnemonic phrase, assuming it follows BIP-39 -snip-

OP is trying to recover a 24-word mnemonic phrase from 26 possible words.

And for someone who's offering a recovery service, you're not familiar of BIP39 specs that a 26-word mnemonic isn't following the standards.
Since; 26 * 11 (bits per word) = 286bits can't have an entropy divisible by 32bits when the right length of checksum is removed.

Quote from: graphite on Today at 04:14:53 AM

-snip- but I don't think that algorithm would be possible in this instance.

Yes, but that's a weird addition to your post though.
It's improper to correlate the method of an attack with ECDLP on a private key with limited search space (puzzle transactions)
With bruteforce attack to a mnemonic phrase just because the possible number of combinations are similar.
The master private key or extended private key pair of a public key that he may have is in full length.