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Anyone who worked to keep Tor secure from the US government.

Anyone who worked to aid the US government to circumvent Tor.

The problem with ethical actions is that it depends upon one's framework. Now there are areas we can tend to all agree on. Taking money to sabotage software to kill someone we agree is innocent is probably a good example. But once you get past the clear cut examples, it begins to be clear that ethical behavior is subjective and our subjective views do not always agree. For example, I can find people who would agree strongly with one of the above two that I listed while disagreeing strongly with the other, and I can find people who would do the opposite.