Clickswave is a research-driven company dedicated to developing modern offensive security tools and platforms for security researchers and related professionals. Its focus is on creating systems that enhance the effectiveness and scalability of security operations, addressing challenges such as loss of visibility, fragmentation of context, and unpredictability in execution as security workflows grow in complexity and distribution.
The company offers a suite of products, referred to as the Arsenal, which are designed and deployed in real-world environments. These include tools for distributed offensive security workflows, external attack surface management and monitoring, encrypted anonymous file-sharing and cloud storage, as well as stateful web-fuzzing, asset discovery, and subdomain discovery. Some tools feature terminal user interfaces (TUI) and are built to support stateful operations, emphasizing durability, correctness, and scalability. Clickswave also contributes to the security community by open-sourcing parts of its tooling, making selected software auditable and accessible for practical use.
Clickswave’s offerings are intended for the next generation of security researchers and practitioners seeking robust and integrated solutions for offensive security tasks. The company positions itself as committed to long-term infrastructure development rather than isolated tools, aiming to provide deeper visibility and maintain execution context in complex security operations.
Some of Clickswave’s infrastructure is supported by providers such as Cloudflare and AWS, and the company has partnerships with organizations like Backblaze. It is operated by Clickswave Labs Private Limited. The company also engages with the broader security community through open research and responsible disclosure. Portions of its software are available as open source, reinforcing its commitment to transparency and community trust.
In the Penetration testing & red teaming space, Clickswave takes a focused approach. It focuses on automating and streamlining the process of discovering subdomains for security assessments. It is built as an open-source project for security researchers. Clickswave is open source under the GPL-3.0 license. It runs on the command line, and it can be self-hosted.
It is developed by Clickswave, and it first shipped in 2025. Development happens publicly on GitHub with 258 stars. Key capabilities include subdomain discovery, Terminal UI, and stateful scanning.
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