Australia’s 15 million-odd myGov account holders can now ditch their password and log into the online services portal using the federal government’s myGovID digital identity offering. In a major ...

Over 20,000 myGov users have set up passkeys to log into their accounts since the capability went live last week. Late last year, government services minister Bill Shorten unveiled plans to implement ...

The myGov website was launched to offer "a fast simple way to use government services online". As Sam Drummond discovered, however, myGov's 'one size fits all' account set up requirements can actually ...

The federal government in 2013 launched its online service portal myGov, touted as a secure way to access government services online with one login and one password. 13 services are currently provided ...

Announcement of change to Australians’ accounts from 2024 comes amid concern over ‘scam-in-a-box kits’ being sold on dark web Australians will no longer have to remember their username and password to ...

Payday lenders are asking applicants to share their myGov login details, as well as their internet banking password — posing a security risk, according to some experts. It also goes against the advice ...

In recent months, thousands of myGov accounts have faced suspension due to growing concerns that they've fallen victim to malicious "scam-in-a-box" kits available on the dark web. These kits are ...

A clever new scam has begun circulating through Aussie email inboxes, offering cash returns through a well known government agency. On Monday, email security software company MailGuard shared emails, ...

The Tax Office has confirmed Australians will be required to sign up for online myGov accounts when lodging their tax returns electronically this year. The news follows comments from the outgoing ...

It is not often government leads on tech. But the move to use new pass-key technology on the federal myGov portal is likely to turbocharge moves to finally end the era of passwords and with it skewer ...