Comment by sporkland

At my company I had a co-worker named Swaroop. Who decided to use swaroop@ourcompany.com for some test email address in some e2e tests. Fast forward a day, we get an email from the CEO containing a forward from a very concerned Board Member (also named swaroop and the owner of swaroop@ourcompany.com email address) asking if we had been hacked.

Obviously not as embarrassing but still fun.