Someone hacked into and quickly defaced the website of former President Donald Trump on Monday, weirdly embedding a YouTube video of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan onto one of many web site’s pages.

The defacement, which popped up on the positioning’s subdomain dedicated to “Action,” included the next message: “Do not be like those who forgot Allah, so Allah made them forget themselves.” Embedded into the web page was additionally a video of Erdogan during which the controversial Turkish chief is seen discussing passages from the Quran, CNN reports. Pretty bizarre.

The hack seems to have been carried out by a self-described “hacktivist” who goes by the moniker “RootAyyildiz.” The hacker told Vice News on Monday that they had been the one behind the defacement, explaining that that they had infiltrated the web page utilizing a Server Side Template Injection, or SSTI—a kind of exploit that permits for distant code execution.

“There are many areas of hacking attacks, for example, hacking social media accounts or websites, I am a hacktivist and I have been working on websites for a long time,” the hacker told the outlet in a Facebook message.

The web site focused by “Root” was launched by Trump in May, not lengthy after he left workplace. At the time, the previous President had lately been banished from just about all the most important social media retailers (Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram). As a outcome, Trump was casting about for a mouthpiece and needed to create his personal platform the place he would have the power to submit something. However, after the positioning launched and didn’t garner any actual consideration on the size he hoped for, the previous president quietly retired energetic editorial operations for it and now the positioning is principally a hollowed-out marketing campaign shell for a man who’s not actively concerned in politics.

Weirdly sufficient, the identical hacker who focused Trump’s web site seems to have claimed responsibility for a hack on Joe Biden’s marketing campaign web site final November. During that episode, hackers utilizing the identical “RootAyyildiz” moniker defaced the then-political candidate’s web site by etching quite a few statements into the positioning that appeared to reference American affect in Turkey’s political affairs. A report produced by the National Intelligence Council this previous March refers to that prior incident as “hacktivist” in nature—one geared toward selling “Turkish nationalist themes.”