Sure Padre :)
Notice the ad for sleep comfort? i'd say the attacker injected the new page using an sql injection vulnerability..
or, another scenario, a little bit more complicated:
attacker knowns the webmaster is using a known cms, he discovered a cross site scripting vuln, sent him a poisoned URI that automagically replaces the homepage's content with his. But as I said, it's a bit more complex and requires knowledge of the underlying system tayyar is using. So I doubt someone took the time to do it for something IMHO, a bit stupid (since a defacement brings nothing of value).
Notice the ad for sleep comfort? i'd say the attacker injected the new page using an sql injection vulnerability..
or, another scenario, a little bit more complicated:
attacker knowns the webmaster is using a known cms, he discovered a cross site scripting vuln, sent him a poisoned URI that automagically replaces the homepage's content with his. But as I said, it's a bit more complex and requires knowledge of the underlying system tayyar is using. So I doubt someone took the time to do it for something IMHO, a bit stupid (since a defacement brings nothing of value).