Brazil’s airport authority, Infraro, said on Friday it had notified federal police of an alleged hacking of an electronic screen at a Rio de Janeiro airport. Instead of advertisements and flight information, passengers were shown pornographic movies on the screen.

The clip, which went viral on social media, showed passengers at Santos Dumont airport smiling at the screen, hiding it from their children, or simply standing in awe. The airport authority said in a statement that its information service was outsourced to another company, which it had notified.

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“The content that is shown on the screens of our media is the responsibility of companies with advertising rights, we insist on that.” That’s what Infraro said. He said its partners use their own publishing systems, which have nothing to do with Infraro’s flight information system. Infraro said that he turned off the hacked screens.

When shocked and confused passengers posted screenshots at Santos Dumont Airport, news of the attack broke and spread like wildfire on social media. Many users have also given their opinion on this. “Looks like a lot of people missed their flight today,” said one Twitter user. “Welcome to Santos Dumont Airport,” wrote another.

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Brazil’s airport operator Infraro said the monitors were advertisement screens run by a private company, not an official information screen. “Infraro has taken appropriate legal action and has filed a case with the federal police,” the statement read. “Unless the company responsible for this guarantees their safety, the monitors of our airport network will remain closed.” He has said that too.

Not everyone was laughing at this incident. One social media user wrote: “Imagine people traveling with children. Shame on you.”