Ronin is a free and Open Source Ruby toolkit for security research and development. Ronin contains many different CLI commands and Ruby libraries for a variety of security tasks, such as encoding/decoding data, filter IPs/hosts/URLs, querying ASNs, querying DNS, HTTP, scanning for web vulnerabilities, spidering websites, installing 3rd-party repositories of exploits and/or payloads, running exploits, developing new exploits, managing local databases, fuzzing data, performing recon, and much more.

ronin-exploits is a Ruby micro-framework for writing and running exploits. ronin-exploits allows one to write exploits as plain old Ruby classes. ronin-exploits can be distributed as Ruby files or as git repositories that can be installed using ronin-reps. It's like a simpler version of Metasploit.

ronin-app is a small web application that is meant to be ran locally by the user. It provides a web interface to ronin-support, ronin-repos, ronin-db, ronin-payloads, ronin-exploits, as well as automating ronin-nmap, ronin-masscan, ronin-web-spider, ronin-recon, and ronin-vulns.

ronin-recon is a micro-framework and tool for performing reconnaissance. ronin-recon uses multiple workers which process different data types (IP, host, URL, etc) and produce new values. ronin-recon contains built-in recon workers and supports loading additional 3rd-party workers from Ruby files or 3rd-party git repositories. ronin-recon has a unique queue design and uses asynchronous I/O to maximize efficiency. ronin-recon can lookup IPs addresses, nameservers, mailservers, bruteforce sub-domains, port scan IPs, discover services, and spider websites.

ronin-payloads is a Ruby micro-framework for writing and running exploit payloads. ronin-payloads allows one to write payloads as plain old Ruby classes. ronin-payloads can be distributed as Ruby files or in git repositories that can be installed with ronin-repos. It's like `msfvenom` but simpler and more modular.