• NSB is charged with consolidating security intelligence work at national level. In the process of achieving the end, everything done is strictly built on lawful basis, because NSB abides by the principle of being politically neutral. All intelligence workers are required to maintain secrecy even after their departure from service. Regarding the recently heated-up news that the procurators have taken action to check and confiscate the disputable book written by former NSB employee Mr. Siao Tai-fu…
  • A new book under the title of “31 Years’ Service with the Intelligence”, written by former NSB official Mr. Siao Tai-fu, made its appearance in Taipei recently. Because the book was suspected of giving away some official secrets…
  • In response to the recently widespread concern over NSB’s execution of special protective duty…
  • With the view to promoting the integration of the intelligence work and academic resources…
  • With regard to the purchase of cars for official use as well as NSB employees’ claim for transportation subsidies…
  • Dai Ping-shan, a resident of Pingtung County, threatened to go to the Yushan presidential residence to assassinate President Chen Shui-bian on the morning of November 1, 2007…
  • With respect to the media reports that Taiwan’s military intelligence agencies made inroads into China’s Internet system and that Taiwan’s military intelligence agencies hacked on one another…
  • Captain Lu Zeng-siang, guarding officer of Yushan special service, committed suicide by shooting himself on duty…
  • Today at 08:35 a.m., Captain Lu Zeng-siang, a guarding officer of Yushan special service, committed suicide…
  • With respect to various speculations and reports about Cheng Nian-cih…
  • Since the national day celebration is one of the most significant events in the nation, the general public is supposed to be jubilant over the national birthday…
  • For the purpose of ensuring better security during the grand celebration marking the 96th anniversary of ROC national day, NSB on October 2 called all concerned units together for a consultation about making necessary arrangements…
  • A story published on September 6 in The Journalist Weekly (1070th issue) reads to the following effect: NSB, on the pretext of safeguarding KMT presidential candidate Ma Ying-jeou, demanded to be provided with Mr. Ma’s itinerant schedule…
  • In response to the August 15 occurrence of hustling against one another among NSB security guards and newsmen, which caused a reporter to suffer injuries, this Bureau has made a probe…
  • With regards to local media’s coverage of a report on August 15 that NSB had assigned additional policemen and other security personnel to protect Ms. Chen Hsing-yu…
  • About NSB station in the U.S. being attacked by PRC cyber army.
  • About the report that special duty personnel was reprimanded due to the interviews of, or what was said by, the persons they were protecting.
  • About the report that SSC deputy commander was punished for insufficient effort in ensuring the security of President Chen’s daughter.
  • About the report of SSC colleagues acting as go-betweens for civilian lenders & borrowers.
  • About the report of NSB’s excessive budget plan for purchasing vehicles for President’s motorcade.
  • About the report of a SSC officer’s love affair.
  • About the report that an ambulance was delayed by the passing motorcades of the president and the vice president.
  • About the report that former President Lee refused to reduce the number of his security personnel.
  • About the report that Special Service Center mishandled a firearm procurement case.
  • About the report that Ms.Lin Hsiu-chen illegally received allowance from NSB.
  • About the report that an NSB department head was replaced because the information under his care was stolen.
  • About A local weekly journal report that national security service is preparing to spend more than one hundred million NT dollars for security systems in a residential home President Chen is planning to purchase in Kaohsiung.
  • About “A story by Next Magazine published on January 10, 2007 claimed “systematic corruption in National Security Bureau”
  • About “Responding to interpellation by Legislator Wu Yu-sheng during a special session, held on October 6, 2006 by Interior and Nationality Committee of Legislative Yuan, on control and improvement measures of the official passage at the international airport”
  • About “media's report entitled ‘NSB Paid Members of Democratic Movement'”
  • About “NSB's role in paying lobbying fees for Cassidy & Associates Inc.”
  • About “The media speculation that Director General Hsueh has submitted his resignation”
  • About “The relationship between NSB and Euro-Asia Foundation has nothing to do with intelligence work”
  • About “Ms. Lin, the personal attendant at President Chen's Ming-shen residence, who received and returned special task duty allowance”
  • About “An NSB special task officer's dispute with members of the press at the Youth Conference on National Affairs”
  • About “After returning national security secret fund to treasury authority, NSB has been withholding NT$100-200million from its annual budget for the President for secret diplomacy”
  • About “No NSB contact with Mr. Shih Ming-te about the latter's urging President Chen to resign”
  • About “Media report that NSB added NT$200 million to its annual budget to finance secret diplomatic missions”
  • About “Legislator Wu Yu-sheng's claim that NSB had spent NT$60 million to build a luxury swimming pool and gym for President Chen”
  • About “Fake accounts were opened in the names of former President Lee's two personal guards Chen and Lee”
  • About “The allegation that NSB eavesdropped on Vice President Lu, legislators, and members of the press”
  • About “A daily newspaper's report that NSB was instructed to collect personal information on Vice President Lu”
  • About “The alleged NSB involvement in the Tai Kai case”
  • About “A NSB major general's misuse of computer causing computer breach at one of our diplomatic missions abroad”
  • About “The Investigation Bureau and Criminal Investigation Bureau under the supervision of the National Security Bureau”
  • About “The press conference by legislator Mr. Lee Chuan-chiao”
  • About “The press conference by former legislator Mr. Su Ying-kuei”
  • About “The frauds allegedly committed by Lo Yang Company and Hung Kang Company forging the seal of this Bureau to acquire financing from Cathay United Bank”
  • About “A brother of NSB Director General doing business in the Chinese mainland, the biggest national security loophole is the DG himself”
  • About “NSB and some other agencies dubbed as dangerous zone for romance”
  • About “NSB Special Task Command's replacement of the boiler for the swimming pool”
  • About “NSB Director General's decision to protect the President's son-in-law after the 319 shooting”
  • About “Special Task Command's hasty purchase of a bulletproof truck due to President Chen's road trips for vote-canvass”
  • About “NSB Director General's additional bonuses totaling 690 thousand NTD”
  • About “NSB Director General's rebuking Special Task Command”
  • About “Surveillance Diplomacy Found its Way in Mongolia”
  • About “Calls Frequently Made to Beijing and Shanghai from within the Office of the President”
  • About “NSB's construction of a reception house under the name of ‘official dormitory' while preparing the budget”
  • About “Dispatch of the national security personnel in large number to the bride-to-be's home for security maintenance prior to the First Family's wedding occasion”