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The Social Security Administration (SSA) announced that millions of Social Security recipients must switch to a new login portal, Login.gov, to access their online accounts. Users who created accounts before September 18, 2021, need to transition, while over 5 million have already done so. The change aims to improve customer service and reduce wait times. No final deadline has been set for the transition.
The Social Security Administration is requiring users who created a my Social Security account before September 18, 2021, to switch to a Login.gov or ID.me account to continue accessing their information. This transition aims to simplify secure sign-ins and reduce wait times for customer service. Approximately 46 million out of 86 million account holders need to make this switch, though no final deadline has been set. Existing Login.gov or ID.me users do not need to take any action.
The Social Security Administration is requiring users who created a My Social Security account before September 18, 2021, to transition to a Login.gov account to access their information and services. This change aims to simplify the sign-in process and align with federal authentication standards. Over 5 million users have already made the switch. Existing Login.gov or ID.me account holders do not need to create a new account.
The Social Security Administration is urging users who created their "my Social Security" accounts before September 18, 2021, to update to a Login.gov account to continue accessing online services. This update aims to streamline services and reduce long wait times for the agency's national phone number.
The Social Security Administration (SSA) is requiring users of my Social Security accounts created before September 18, 2021, to transition to Login.gov for accessing online services. This change aims to simplify the sign-in process and enhance security through two-step authentication. The transition is straightforward, and over 5 million users have already made the switch. The SSA has not set a final deadline for the remaining 46 million users to transition.
The Social Security Administration (SSA) is urging users to transition to the new, secure online system, Login.gov, for accessing their Social Security information. This change aims to enhance security and streamline user experience. Over 5 million users have already made the switch. The SSA emphasizes the importance of regularly checking your account to ensure accurate reporting and to protect against scams. Existing Login.gov and ID.me users do not need to take further action.
A team of hackers from French security shop Synacktiv won $100,000 and a Tesla Model 3 after subverting the car's entertainment system and opening up its core management systems at the annual Pwn2Own competition. Twitter's source code was leaked online, and the company is asking GitHub to identify who posted the code and anyone who downloaded it. The Office of Inspector General found that Login.gov misled its customers and other government agencies by telling them that it complied with NIST standards.