Anonymous-related group hacks website supporting ISIS and replaces it with ad for Viagra

Supporters of ISIS were likely surprised -- perhaps happily so -- when they logged into an Internet site designed to recruit radical jihadists only to find ads for Viagra.

According to the Independent, a group loosely affiliated with the hacker collective known as Anonymous hacked the website and replaced it with a message telling the fundamentalist Islamic group to "Enhance your calm."

The mischievous hackers -- who use the name GhostSec -- revamped the site, replacing it with directions to an online pharmacy that sells Viagra and other male enhancement drugs.

“Enhance your calm,” the website stated before being taken down. “Too many people are into this ISIS-stuff. Please gaze upon this lovely ad so we can upgrade our infrastructure to give you ISIS content you all so desperately crave.”

The ad then directed inquisitive Internet viewers on the "dark net" site -- designed to recruits followers -- to what appeared to be a online pharmacy that accepts Bitcoin in exchange for male enhancement drugs.

GhostSec is a splinter group affiliated with Anonymous who have launched their own jihad against ISIS, ramping up their efforts after the ISIS attack in Paris that killed over 130 on earlier in the month.