Unfortuantley, yes that is true. I'm a Korean with some overseas experience. Most of Koreans can read and understand simple messages written in English(writing/speaking is not good though).
Personally, I reported spamming/scanning/cracking attempts several times to local ISPs(all written in Korean!) and simply ignored. I guess the problem is many ISPs(or their network admins) don't understand what are spamming, cracking, port scanning. Or they can't afford to keep up rapid changes. Rapid changes are not that good sometimes.
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Unfortuantley, yes that is true. I'm a Korean with some overseas experience. Most of Koreans can read and understand simple messages written in English(writing/speaking is not good though). Personally, I reported spamming/scanning/cracking attempts several times to local ISPs(all written in Korean!) and simply ignored. I guess the problem is many ISPs(or their network admins) don't understand what are spamming, cracking, port scanning. Or they can't afford to keep up rapid changes. Rapid changes are not that good sometimes.