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The National Intelligence Service bought a hacking program from an Italian hacking team, but has alleged that it isn't for civilian surveillance.
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New reports show that National Intelligence Service agents inserted more than 20 million tweets into discussions running up to the 2012 presidential elections.
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The "How are you doing?" movement, which began at Korea University, has swiftly spread across the country, drawing violent protest from conservatives.
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NIS investigating current National Assembly Member Lee Seok-ki for planning to gather weapons and attack local infrastructure in case of an invasion.
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Producers at channel MBC block coverage about the arrest of the head of the National Intelligence Service, leading to comparisons to Korea's past dictatorships.
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An employee of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) stands accused of anonymously attacking the opposition party and presidential candidate before the election.