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[1] The case holding that a game service provider does not have a duty to verify identity during the approval process of a member joining application as to whether an applicant is the person who matches with a real name information holder, where the third party applies for member joining to online game service by stealing other person's identity
[2] The meaning of ""aiding and abetting"" under Article 760 (3) of the Civil Act and whether a negligent aiding and abetting of torts are actionable (affirmative)
[3] The degree of online game service provider's duty of care to block other's identity theft and the method of determining a violation of such duty of care
[4] The case rejecting tort liability from aiding and abetting identity theft on the ground that the game service provider fulfilled its duty of care to prevent a member from joining and from using act by identity theft in light of total circumstances, where the third party joined as member of Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game service by stealing other's identity
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