To create a myGovID, users will need to download the myGovID app on a mobile device, before providing some details such as name, date of birth, email, driver's licence, or passport details.

The nub of the attack is that when a myGovID user attempts to login into a site, they are asked to input a four-digit code into the myGovID smartphone app to verify the login -- no passwords are ...

The new look and name change “aims to reduce the ongoing confusion between the myGovID app and myGov” and will come into effect in mid-November. The Government has warned Australians to be ...

myGovID is a digital identity that is confirmed by and backed by the Federal Government. myGovID offers two basic products, a basic account which allows you to log into the app, and a standard ...

The myGovID app is available to download to your smart device, using security features in your device such as fingerprint, face or password to help keep your information secure.

myGovID allows users to create a digital identity that can then be used to log into online government services. Users also have the option to use biometric verifiers on their device to access the app.

Millions of Aussies will now notice a small change to their digital identification app when signing into services like myGov and Centrelink. The government’s myGovID app has officially been rebranded ...

The federal government’s myGovID digital identity credentialing app has finally moved out of public beta, as preparations to mothball the AUSkey authentication solution enter the final phase ...