It's rare that I come across a story about some questionable ethics in black hat tech and don't have some sympathy for the perpetrator.
But this is not that. This is blatant treason.
But this is not that. This is blatant treason.
The Korean war was never formally resolved, but the US hasn't declared war since WWII.
There's also no indication of adherence here.
Doing things that benefit a country and a leader that your government officically doesn't care for can be all shades of prohibited and illegal, but it's not treason.
These days, some vague tattoos will do it.
We didn't even charge Soviet spies with treason. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Hanssen
Brandeis wrote about how a lawbreaking government breeds contempt for the law and invites every man to be a lawbreaker by in 1928, but since then women have gained more rights: https://www.azquotes.com/quote/1062178