A recently revealed warrant in the R. Kelly case revealed how U.S. Homeland Security used a Google search warrant.
Homeland Security special agent Sylvette Reynoso testified that her team began by asking Google to produce a list of public IP addresses used to google the home of the victim in the run-up to the arson. The Chocolate Factory complied with the warrant, and gave the investigators the list.
As we discussed on Security Friday today, it’s cool that law enforcement was able to do this, yet simultaneously scary since it involved a dragnet of Google users.
Check It Out: How Homeland Security Caught Suspect in R. Kelly Case
