The default login option for agents used by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is vulnerable to a code replay attack, security researchers Ben Frengley and Vanessa Teague said. Writing in a blog ...

The Australian government’s myGovID app will be rebranded to myID within weeks. Aussies who use the digital identity app are being warned to watch out for scammers trying to take advantage of the ...

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) will be switching its default online login option for agents on Saturday from the existing AUSkey to the federal government's myGovID. Users will still be able to ...

Two security researchers are warning Australians not to use myGovID as they say the login system contains an implementation flaw that could lead to attackers gaining full access to their accounts.

The ATO said scammers were trying to trick people into thinking they had to reconfirm their details for the myGovID change. · Source: ATO/AAP The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is warning Aussies to ...

Ah government, regardless of your political leaning most of us agree that a certain amount of Government intervention is required to run a society. Medicare, Centrelink, the Tax Office, all essential, ...

Launched back in May of 2019, myGovID is the Australian government’s digital identity app that allows you to prove who you are and access participating government online services. Think of it as a ...

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) will formally rebrand myGovID to myID in mid-November, about a year after it received the funding to do so. The ATO confirmed the timeline for the rebrand of the ...

NFPs that use the Australian Tax Office’s Business Portal are being urged to say goodbye to their AUSkey login and set up a myGovID as soon as possible. With the ATO and 26 other government agencies ...

If you use the ATO’s Business Portal, now is the time to set up your myGovID.> If you’re about to lodge a Business Activity Statement (BAS) through the ATO’s Business Portal, now is the time to set up ...

Erica Mealy is member of the Australian Computer Society, the Australian Information Security Association, and the International Association for Public participation (IAP2). Erica is not a member of ...