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How to decompile or how to open CGI files?
What kind of CGI files are used on the website? I see that in the code of *.js files there are so-called links or indications to these files, but what is inside and how to decrypt them or how to open them for editing?
Through a text editor, the beginning of the files looks like this:
ELF and then some unreadable text.
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CGI (from the English Common Gateway Interface - “common gateway interface”) is an interface used by an external program to communicate with a web server. The interface is designed in such a way that any programming language that can work with standard I/O devices can be used.
ELF (Executable and Linkable Format - executable and linkable file format) is a binary file format used in many modern UNIX-like operating systems, such as FreeBSD, Linux, Solaris, etc.
Thus, you have a *NIX program written in some compiled programming language, working with a web server through input-output streams.
It is usually impossible to restore the source code of such a program. You can decompile it and study the resulting assembler code to try to restore the logic of the program, but this requires the appropriate knowledge and skills.
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