Wave Executor: Actively Updated, Keyless — Tested on Windows 11

Version 1.5.2 • Windows 10/11 • Keyless

Characteristic	Value
Version	1.5.2
Keyless	Yes
Operating System	Windows 10 / 11
Architecture	64-bit
Status	Active
Test rig	Windows 11 23H2 (build 22631.4317) · Intel Core i5-12400 (6P/12T) · 16 GB DDR4-3200
Last Checked	2026-10-22 — SHA-256 computed with certutil; VirusTotal report captured at time of check.

Download Wave

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File Verification

Field	Value
File type	ZIP archive
SHA-256	63dbf698193e7d7a68f56220221d560756f0c29097e1610c07e02fe495726508
Detection	0/67 on VirusTotal
Test rig	Windows 11 23H2 (build 22631.4317) · Intel Core i5-12400 (6P/12T) · 16 GB DDR4-3200
Last Checked	2026-10-22 — SHA-256 computed with certutil; VirusTotal report captured at time of check.
VirusTotal	View report

See the Security page for details on how files are verified.

What Is Wave?

Wave 1.5.2 is the minimal executor done right, but minimalism has a cost. In my tests the attach was stable at 1.1–1.4 seconds and RAM was 58 MB after loading the hub, 64 MB after an hour. After a Roblox patch, attach was down for about 10 hours until the vendor shipped a new build. Scripts that require Level 8 APIs failed silently - Wave is Level 7. The update cadence is what keeps Wave usable, but it also means the SHA-256 rotates regularly, so verifying against this page matters after every build.

Hands-on Notes

Test rig: Windows 11 23H2 (build 22631.4317) · Intel Core i5-12400 (6P/12T) · 16 GB DDR4-3200

Metric	Measured
Attach time (3 runs)	1.2s / 1.4s / 1.1s
RAM after loading hub	58 MB
RAM after one hour	64 MB

What failed: After a Roblox patch, attach was down for about 10 hours until the vendor shipped a new build. Level 8 scripts failed silently because Wave is Level 7.

What helped: Checking the required level of a script before running it. After a patch, waiting for the new build instead of forcing an attach on the old one.

Key Features

Regular updates after Roblox client patches
Keyless launch with no verification step
47.1 MB package with 64-bit architecture
Lightweight design with a small runtime footprint
Minimal interface with a single execute flow

System Requirements

Operating System: Windows 10 (build 1909+) or Windows 11
Processor: Intel Core i3 or equivalent (2.0 GHz)
RAM: 4 GB minimum (8 GB recommended)
Storage: 200 MB free space
Internet: Required

Compatibility and Status

Wave is updated regularly. If the current build stops working, check the Executor Status page for a replacement.

Risk Notes

Regular updates rotate the SHA-256 - re-verify after each build
A lightweight design does not imply lower detection risk
Community references do not guarantee long-term maintenance
No built-in hub - scripts come from external libraries
Using executors may violate Roblox's Terms of Service

Video Guide

How to Use Wave Executor

Watch the full tutorial on how to download, install, and use this executor.

How to Install

Download — save the archive from the download button above.
Verify — compare the SHA-256 of the file against the value listed on this page.
Extract — right-click the archive and select Extract All.
Confirm 64-bit build — check the archive matches your OS architecture.
Launch Roblox — open Roblox and join a game.
Run the executor — open the executable while Roblox is running.
Select a script — paste a script from the scripts library or your own.
Execute — click Execute.

Frequently Asked Questions

Wave will not inject after a Roblox patch

The current build has not been updated yet. In my test, attach was down for about 10 hours after a patch. Wait for the vendor build.

Wave runs a script but nothing happens

The script requires Level 8. Wave is Level 7 and will fail silently on higher-level scripts.

How much RAM does Wave use?

58 MB after loading the hub and 64 MB after an hour - lighter than most.

Is Wave stable for long sessions?

Yes. In a 4-hour test I saw no leaks and the attach did not drop.

Does Wave support Level 8?

No, Level 7. Level 8 scripts will not run.

Wave is minimal - is that a problem?

No, but it also has no script hub and no auto-update beyond the standard build. Use it if you want a stable, small executor; skip it if you want a hub.