Part of the online page of Donald Trump’s crusade was from general to Monday morning. Its “action” subdomain, which regularly hosts its calls to action, instead contained a Turkish message. Here, in reality, they got lost,” the message read in Turkish, according to Newsweek. The page also contained an integration video of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, as well as a link to the hacker’s Instagram and Facebook pages.
A hacker calling himself RootAyyildiz claimed the duty of degradation, and many others in the past. The National Intelligence Council also released an earlier report this year linking them to the degradation of the Biden-Harris presidential crusade. , the country’s flag and a photo of the 34th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, Abdul Hamid II.
RootAyyildiz told Motherboard that they used a strategy called Server Side Template Injection (SSTI) to inject their own code into the site template and that they were in control of the site for 3 months. According to Forbes, references to RootAyyildiz first gave the impression that online page until the ninth of October at the latest. a long time and I decide on this control so that my voice is heard. “
Ahead of last year’s U. S. presidential election, hackers were also able to take over Trump’s website and replace his About page with a message threatening to discredit the POTUS of the time by sharing incriminating data.