How to change the encoded server program file?

Question

linux

There is a program encoded, ANSI encoding - all I know about it
needs to be changed, how to decode it?

Answer 1

The first letters of the ELF file seem to hint that this is an executable binary file for Linux.
Editing it like other executable binaries is possible only through disassembly.
So if you don't have reverse engineering skills, then you can't edit the file.

Answer 2

There is a program encoded, ANSI encoding

...and then I tumbled under the table with a crash...
Only one thing is true here - this is a program. Everything else is nonsense and nonsense :) This is not a coded program, it is the most common binary (they do not and cannot have "encoding"), that is, a ready-made executable module that runs on Linux. It may not even run if the dependencies are not satisfied.
If "make changes" means correcting the line "Copyright by Vasyan" to "Sdelano Vovanom" - this can be done with a hexadecimal editor by putting zeros in extra characters. If you mean changing the behavior of the program - no way.

Answer 3

In the general case, for the file, what was given:
1. Disassemble
2. Make changes
3. Collect binary
If you change purely string data, you can try using resource editors