# How to Scan a Domain

## How to Scan a Domain in Jsmon

This article will guide you through the process of scanning a domain using Jsmon, a powerful tool for discovering JavaScript URLs and analyzing potential security vulnerabilities.

#### Step 1: Navigate to the Scans Page

* First, select your **workspace**.
* Click on **"Go to scans"** to view your previous scans and start a new one.

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#### Step 2: Initiate a Domain Scan

* On the scans page, select **"Domain Scan."**
* Enter the domain you want to scan in the provided field. Jsmon supports various formats, including:
  * `example.com`
  * `https://www.example.com`
  * `subdomain.example.com`

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#### Step 3: Start the Scan

* After entering the domain, click the **"Submit"** button to begin the scan.
* The scan's status will show as **"in progress."** You can click the **"Reload"** button to check the current status.

#### Step 4: View the Scan Results

* Once the status changes to **"success,"** you can click on the scan to see an overview of the results.
* The results will be categorized into several tabs:
  * **Overview:** Provides a high-level summary, including the number of API endpoints and JavaScript URLs found.
  * **Issues:** Lists any issues detected, such as generic secrets.
  * **Secrets:** Details the specific secrets that were found, along with their severity.
  * **Intelligence:** Shows various data points like API endpoints, URLs, and domains discovered within the JavaScript files.

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#### Step 5: View Full Scan Data

* To see the complete data for a scan, click on the **"View JS intelligence" or "View All Secrets"** button. This is useful because some sections, like API endpoints and domains, only show a preview of the first 25 items by default.

For more information, you can watch the full video tutorial here: [How to Scan a Domain in Jsmon | Automatic JavaScript URL Discovery & Security Scan](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGhdARHQSjU)

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