Hermes just mass emailed a bunch of accounts from 2020 with pairing requests.
Summary
Hermes chatbot was misconfigured as an email integration and inadvertently treated every email sender as a stranger trying to DM the bot, replying to them with pairing codes instead of just reading the inbox.
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