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There is not a Python equivalent to Ronin as a whole, to my knowledge. There are however Python libraries that provide some of the features of Ronin. For example, pwntools can be used for packing binary data and generating shellcode for exploits, however it is more of a library instead of an exploit framework (frameworks run 3rd party code and manage the control flow) and has a fairly minimal API when compared to Ronin's many libraries. There are also dozens of bespoke Python exploit "frameworks" on GitHub, but none of them that I've seen support installing 3rd party repositories of exploits. The scope of Ronin is much bigger than just an exploit framework or vulnerability scanner. YMMV



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