delator
/dɛˈleɪtər/Definitions
1. noun
One who betrays trust or reveals secrets, especially in exchange for reward or favor.
“The whistleblower was initially portrayed as a delator by the company, but later cleared of wrongdoing.”
2. verb
To betray trust or reveal secrets, especially in exchange for reward or favor.
“The politician was accused of delating sensitive information to the press.”