Ars0n Framework v2 - Scan Data Repository

This repository contains pre-scanned data exports from the Ars0n Framework v2 for educational and demonstration purposes. These .rs0n files contain comprehensive reconnaissance data that you can import directly into the Ars0n Framework to learn bug bounty hunting methodologies.

What are .rs0n files?

.rs0n files are data exports from the Ars0n Framework v2 that contain:

• Subdomain enumeration results
• Asset discovery data
• Vulnerability scan results
• Web crawling findings
• DNS reconnaissance data
• And more security reconnaissance information

These files allow you to analyze real-world scan data without having to run the reconnaissance tools yourself, making it perfect for learning and understanding the bug bounty hunting process.

Available Scan Data

Grammarly

• Latest Scan: rs0n-export-2025-07-27T18-19-17.rs0n (7.8MB)
• Previous Scan: rs0n-export-2025-07-23T14-37-52.rs0n (1.8MB)

How to Import Scan Data

Option 1: Direct URL Import (Recommended)

In the Ars0n Framework v2, you can import scan data directly by providing the raw GitHub URL:

https://github.com/R-s0n/ars0n-framework-v2-scan-data/raw/refs/heads/main/Grammarly/rs0n-export-2025-07-27T18-19-17.rs0n

Option 2: Download and Import

1. Download the .rs0n file you want to analyze
2. Import it through the Ars0n Framework v2 interface

Getting Started with Ars0n Framework v2

If you haven't set up the Ars0n Framework v2 yet:

1. Download: Get the latest release from the main repository
2. Install: Follow the installation instructions in the main README
3. Import Data: Use one of the import methods above to load this scan data
4. Learn: Explore the data and understand the bug bounty hunting methodology

What You'll Learn

By importing and analyzing this scan data, you'll gain insights into:

• Subdomain Discovery: How various tools find subdomains and assets
• Vulnerability Assessment: Common security issues and how they're identified
• Attack Surface Mapping: Understanding an organization's digital footprint
• Reconnaissance Methodology: The systematic approach to bug bounty hunting

Framework Features

The Ars0n Framework v2 includes 20+ security tools:

• Amass - Advanced attack surface mapping
• Subfinder - Fast subdomain enumeration
• Nuclei - Vulnerability scanning
• Httpx - HTTP toolkit
• GoSpider - Web crawling
• FFuf - Web fuzzing
• And many more...

Support and Resources

• Main Framework: Ars0n Framework v2 Repository
• Documentation: See the main README for detailed setup instructions
• YouTube: rs0n_live Channel
• LinkedIn: Harrison Richardson (rs0n)

License

This scan data is provided for educational purposes. Please respect the privacy and security of the organizations whose data is included in these scans. Use this data responsibly and only for legitimate security research and learning purposes.

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This repository is part of the Ars0n Framework v2 project, designed to help beginners start their bug bounty hunting journey with real-world data and proven methodologies.