How does Johnson Online Banking security work?
Imagine sending a friend a letter. For us it’s as simple as dropping it in a mailbox for the carrier to pick up and deliver. Now imagine that instead of just dropping it into the mailbox, you put the letter through a shredder that only you have the key to and then into the mailbox. And instead of one carrier coming to pick it up, the post office sends 100 carriers to each take a piece of your letter. They each go on their own route through all sorts of neighborhoods to your friend’s house. Once there, your friend takes this pile of incomprehensible paper, puts it through a reverse shredder that only they have a key to, and out comes your letter, safe and sound. If we sent information through the traditional manner of one letter, one carrier and one route, it would be easy for a criminal to find the truck carrying your letter and pick it out. So we use the 100-carrier method, otherwise known as RSA public-key cryptography. It’s become a standard on the Internet wherever private or sensi
