Which among the following search warrants allows the first responder to get the victim's computer information such as service records, billing records, and subscriber information from the service…

The correct answer is B. Electronic Storage Device Search Warrant. An Electronic Storage Device Search Warrant authorizes law enforcement to obtain electronic records held by a third-party service provider, including service records, billing records, and subscriber/account information. Despite the answer label referencing 'Electronic Storage…

Submitted by jaden.t· Apr 18, 2026Computer Forensics Investigation Process

Question

Which among the following search warrants allows the first responder to get the victim's computer information such as service records, billing records, and subscriber information from the service provider?

Options

ACitizen Informant Search Warrant
BElectronic Storage Device Search Warrant
CJohn Doe Search Warrant
DService Provider Search Warrant

How the community answered

(46 responses)

A
7% (3)
B
89% (41)
C
2% (1)
D
2% (1)

Explanation

An Electronic Storage Device Search Warrant authorizes law enforcement to obtain electronic records held by a third-party service provider, including service records, billing records, and subscriber/account information. Despite the answer label referencing 'Electronic Storage Device,' in the context of digital forensics curricula (particularly EC-Council materials), this warrant type covers records stored or managed by service providers. A Service Provider Search Warrant is not a standard legal term in this context. John Doe warrants are used when the suspect's identity is unknown. Citizen Informant warrants relate to information provided by civilian sources.

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#Search Warrant#Legal Process#Service Provider Data#Evidence Acquisition

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