The fact was known to the public as Newsis of south Korea reported the final results of an investigation by the cyber investigation group of the Defense Ministry.

According to the results, the Defense Security Command spread articles praising the policies of the regime through internet from February 2009 to February 2013.

It also reportedly offered relevant information to conservative bodies in the wake of the ferry Sewol disaster in April 2014 so that those bodies could stage rallies disturbing memorial services sponsored by the progressives.

What merits more serious attention is that the command interfered in the politics in close relations with Chongwadae.

It was also involved in the elimination of those related to the former regimes in the military early in the period when traitor Lee Myung Bak took into power, and it provided a blacklist to replace public officials in education related to the Teachers' Union to Chongwadae.