Hackers in the UK targeted 19 major railway stations to display a message to anyone accessing the wi-fi network, warning people about possible terror attacks and “the Islamisation of Europe.”

Network Rail confirmed that the cyber attack had impacted stations including London Euston, Manchester Piccadilly, Liverpool Lime Street, Birmingham New Street, Edinburgh Waverley and Glasgow Central.

Those attempting to log in to use the wi-fi network were greeted by a message which began: “We love you, Europe.”

“The Islamisation of Europe is already happening, and it’s getting worse each day,”

the message continued. Then, giving a „small” taste of what’s coming, the heckers described what happened during the Manchester Arena bombing.

The terror attack, which occurred during an Ariana Grande concert in May 2017, killed 22 people and injured over a thousand, many of them children.

The jihadist responsible for the attack, Salman Abedi, had been rescued from Libya as a refugee by the British Royal Navy, writes the Modernity news site.

The hackers’ message also included photographs of some of the victims of the attack.

A spokesperson for Telent, the third party which provides the wi-fi for Network Rail, confirmed it was investigating a “security incident”. “We have been informed that there’s an ongoing investigation by the British Transport Police into this incident, so it would not be appropriate to comment further at this stage,” said the company in a statement.