KRNL
A signed binary scored 1/10, a domain with an "Official" title, and a support thread about a blocked download.
ScriptBunker's entry for Ronin is specific and dated. Executor version 4.1.9. Supported Roblox version version-ddf602d9cfe44005. Last executor update August 18, 2026. Cost Paid, $9.59 Lifetime. Detection status "Not marked detected" .
The page header carries a label that appears before any of those details: "Updating / Outdated" . That label is the first status signal a reader encounters. The version number and the last-updated date are consistent with it: an update in August, a tracker sync in October, and a label that says the entry is not current.
ScriptBunker's detection field for Ronin reads "Not marked detected," followed by a caveat that applies to every tracker entry: the data comes from a third-party source, "Not marked detected" is not a guarantee of safety, and ScriptBunker does not verify it .
That caveat is the entire detection record for Ronin. There is no "Detected" flag to report, and there is no independent confirmation of the "not detected" state either. The field describes what the upstream source says, not what the anti-cheat will do when you run the executor.
No sUNC score is listed on the ScriptBunker page for Ronin . That means there is no published measurement of function coverage for this build. The sUNC suite exists to test whether standard functions work as intended, rather than being spoofed. Without a score, there is no independent compatibility measurement to report.
No Triage sample, Gridinsoft domain scan, or Microsoft Q&A thread for a Roblox executor named Ronin was found in the sources reviewed here. One search result for "Ronin" refers to the Ronin Network bridge exploit from March 2022, which is a cryptocurrency incident, not a Roblox executor . Another refers to ronin.com, which Gridinsoft scores as a low-risk website, but that domain is not connected to the Roblox executor in any source reviewed here . Those results are about different things that share a name. They are not evidence about this executor.
A tracker entry is a measurement. ScriptBunker recorded a version, a supported Roblox build, a last-updated date, a price, and a detection status . Those are facts about what the tracker observed at sync time. They are useful because they are dated and specific.
A tracker entry is not a safety audit. It does not tell you what the loader does, whether the binary is signed, or whether the download path is controlled by the developer. For Ronin, there is no second source to compare against: no sUNC score, no sandbox behavior, no domain scan. The tracker entry is the record, and the record is one page long.
Sources: ScriptBunker Ronin profile . The entry is a single tracker record. No second source was found to compare against it.
ScriptBunker's header for Ronin is not "Active" or "Working." It is "Updating / Outdated" . That label is a status description, and it is the most specific statement the tracker makes about the current state of the build. The version number and the August update date sit underneath it as supporting details.
A label like that is not a verdict on safety. It is a description of freshness. An outdated executor may still work, or it may fail on a current Roblox build. The tracker does not resolve which. It records that the entry is not current, and it dates the last sync so the reader can judge the gap.
The absence of an sUNC score is a separate gap. ScriptBunker lists sUNC scores for other executors, but the Ronin page reviewed here does not include one . Without it, there is no published measurement of function coverage. The record has a version, a date, a price, and a status label. It does not have a function score.
The field reads "Not marked detected," and the caveat immediately follows it: the data is third-party, "Not marked detected" is not a guarantee of safety, and ScriptBunker does not verify it . That caveat is not boilerplate. It is the entire basis for the detection field. The tracker is telling you what the upstream source says and telling you that it cannot confirm it.
For a reader, that means the detection status is a data point, not a clearance. It says that at sync time, the upstream source did not mark Ronin as detected. It does not say that the anti-cheat will not detect it when you run it. The two statements are different, and the tracker's caveat is designed to keep them separate.
| Attribute | Value | Source | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Version | 4.1.9 | ScriptBunker | Recorded |
| Last update | August 18, 2026 | ScriptBunker | Recorded |
| Status label | Updating / Outdated | ScriptBunker | Recorded |
| Detection | Not marked detected | ScriptBunker | Third-party, unverified |
| Price | $9.59 Lifetime | ScriptBunker | Recorded |
| sUNC | — | — | Unknown |
| Sandbox score | — | — | Unknown |
| Domain reputation | — | — | Unknown |
"Recorded" means the tracker published the value. "Unknown" means no source was found at review time. A recorded value is not a safety rating.
ronin.com is related to this executor. Those results are about different things that share a name .It is the status label the tracker assigns to the entry . It means the entry is not current at the time of the page review. The version number (4.1.9) and the last-updated date (August 18, 2026) sit underneath the label as details of the last recorded state.
No. The ScriptBunker page reviewed here does not list an sUNC score for Ronin . Without a score, there is no published measurement of function coverage for this build.
It means the upstream anti-cheat detection source did not mark Ronin as detected at sync time . ScriptBunker adds a caveat that the data is third-party, that the label is not a guarantee of safety, and that the tracker does not verify it .
No evidence connects them. The bridge exploit is a cryptocurrency incident from March 2022 . It shares a name with the executor. It is not a record about the executor.
Not yet. ScriptBunker lists external links from the status source but does not control them . This page does not embed those links. The Download button is a placeholder. When you have a confirmed source and choose to link it, replace the href.
Because the record is thinner. KRNL had a signed binary, a domain title, and a support thread. Ronin has a single tracker entry with a version, a date, a price, and a status label. The layout uses layers to separate what the tracker recorded from what is missing, because the single entry is the entire record.
A signed binary scored 1/10, a domain with an "Official" title, and a support thread about a blocked download.
Listed as "Archived" in a GitHub docs table. A 2023 guide begins by telling users to disable antivirus.
No tracker entry, no repository, no community guide. The page documents the absence.