The Society for American Archaeology is an international organization recognized as a leading voice in support of archaeology. SAA is the go-to resource for archaeology and archaeological issues. Our leadership is comprised of highly trained and experienced archaeologists. and our members are on the forefront of cutting edge research.
Archaeology captures the public's imagination, uncovers common origins, and helps us understand our shared past. TV shows, movies, books, and articles about archaeology and archaeologists are a constant hit in mainstream media. SAA is committed to helping the media and entertainment industries portray archaeology responsibly and factually. We invite inquiries from the media about the exciting research and work being done by SAA archaeologists, the practice of archaeology, and about issues related to policy that affect archaeology.
Information on the SAA Phishing Email Attack
Before you read farther, please delete any emails that you received yesterday “from” emma_sunseri@saa.org that has the subject line “DROPBOX” or “from” no-reply@dropbox.com that begins with the subject line “Emma Sunseri shared...” These are the phishing scam emails, and you should delete those messages immediately.
Please immediately delete the phishing emails. If you did not click on the link or open the file (even if you opened the email and read it), you should not be impacted further. To be extra-cautious, reset your password.
If you clicked on the link and/or downloaded the file, please contact your IT administrator right away. You need to reset your password to your email and to any sensitive accounts that use your email address (as hackers can use your email access to reset passwords and gain access to those other accounts). Your IT administrator should force all users to log in again using your new password.
