Jang Won Young (IVE) & BTS begin retaliating against cyber-wreckers → They go to court one after another... Will the barbarism stop?

So-called "cyber wrecker" YouTubers are being put on trial one after another. Their barbaric acts have caused so many people pain, so what is the real reason for the "cyber wreckers"?
Everyone is curious as to what kind of punishment will be given to them. On the 16th, V and JUNG of the group "BTS"
In March, KOOK filed a lawsuit against Mr. A, the operator of the YouTube channel "Escape from Otaku Camp," for 90 million won (approximately
It was revealed that the group filed a lawsuit against K-pop idols for damages worth 100 million yen. The group is known for spreading persistent rumours against K-pop idols and filming them in videos, which has caused a huge stir.
Due to the nature of YouTube, it is difficult to obtain identity information, which makes it difficult to file a lawsuit, but last year, Jang Won Young of the group "IVE" filed a lawsuit against A's identity.
V, who was aware of the situation, filed a lawsuit for damages, and lawsuits followed one after another. Prior to this, V had directly targeted the "Escape from Otaku Detention Center" video, along with a strong statement that he would "proceed with the lawsuit."
The management office, BIGHIT MUSIC, subsequently stated, "In 2022, we filed a lawsuit against the Anti-Otaku Camp for defamation and obstruction of business, and then the investigation was discontinued.
However, as a result of proactively requesting the investigation to be resumed, such as obtaining personal information about the members of the camp and providing it to the investigative authorities, the investigation was resumed.
"We filed an additional civil lawsuit earlier this year seeking damages against the company, and a civil trial is scheduled to begin soon."
Singer KANGDANIEL also posted a false video containing defamatory content on YouTube.
At the closing hearing held on the 12th, the prosecution asked the court to impose a fine of 3 million won (approximately 300,000 yen) on Mr. A.
The brutality of the "cyber wreckers" was brought to light once again through the case of YouTuber Tsuyang. YouTuber Koo Jae-yok and appraiser Chujak said,
They were arrested and indicted on suspicion of extorting money from those who provided information about tax evasion and other allegations related to their private lives. Caracula was arrested and indicted on suspicion of aiding and abetting their extortion.
Recently, cyber wreckers have been indicted one after another and are awaiting legal adjudication. As their criminal acts have continued for a long time, it is likely that they will receive the punishment they deserve.
Or a situation that has captured everyone's attention.