A new 'ATO' phishing scam is targeting Australians at tax time, bypassing 2FA to steal myGov credentials and other personal information.

A new myGov scam email offering refunds is doing the rounds which could be dangerous if you don't look at it for more than two seconds. Definitely real and convincing, this one.

The fine print in this scam email contains a contact based outside Australia. (ABC News: Elissa Steedman) How can I protect myself from myGov scams? Approach emails that appear to be from myGov ...

It's tax time in Australia which means a message or two from myGov has probably landed in your email inbox recently. That is a likelihood scammers are preying upon as they attempt to steal your ...

myGov users have been warned about a scam email attempting to steal personal details. (Source: Getty/myGov) Services Australia has issued a serious warning about the re-emergence of a scam email ...

Fake myGov emails claimed to offer 'outstanding refunds' in the subject line, enticing readers to open the message. Although the sender name says myGov, the first hint the site is a scam is ...

If you have recently received texts or emails from myGov that contain links DO NOT CLICK on them – it is a scam.

What does a myGov scam look like? ... Fraudsters are sending text messages and emails pretending to be from the ATO, advising you there’s a refund available if you click the provided link.

THE DEPARTMENT OF Social Protection has said it is “aware” of a number of scams targeting members of the public, including a text scam claiming that people’s MyGov email is suspended.

What does a myGov scam look like? ... Fraudsters are sending text messages and emails pretending to be from the ATO, advising you there’s a refund available if you click the provided link.