A computer forensics examiner is working on a case. The examiner obtains a subpoena to have the Internet service provider (ISP) provide all records of websites visited by the suspect and any emails sent or received within a given period. The examiner knows that speed is critical because there is limited time during which suspects store such information before it is permanently deleted.

Answer the following question(s):

What are at least two major differences between gathering evidence on a single computer versus networked information that is not associated with a crime scene?

During the network evidence-gathering phase, do the concepts of seizure and interference come into play? Why or why not?