Neville Lahiru is a journalist at ReadMe Sri Lanka. He covers a range of topics including technology, gaming, and digital culture, often exploring the intersection of these areas. His work has also been featured in GameRant, showcasing his insights into the gaming industry.
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Neville Lahiru's coverage predominantly focuses on the gaming industry, particularly around rumors and leaks related to upcoming games, as well as tech-related announcements. Given this focus, he is likely to be receptive to pitches offering exclusive insights or early access to information about new game releases, technological advancements in gaming, data privacy concerns within the gaming industry, or cybersecurity issues affecting gamers.
When approaching Neville with a pitch, it would be beneficial to provide unique perspectives from experts in the field of technology and video games who can offer valuable insights into emerging trends and developments. Additionally, given his interest in rumors and leaks regarding upcoming games and tech products, exclusivity or insider knowledge may hold particular appeal for him.
Neville appears not have a specific geographic focus but instead seems interested in global news relating to the topics covered.
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By: Neville Lahiru
A data breach at Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Health website has potentially exposed nearly 400,000 records that are believed to belong to patients and medical personnel. The breach was first identified by Twitter account FalconFeeds, which reported that an anonymous user is selling the compromised data—specifically, 398,769 records—on an infamous data breach forum.
Following years of delays, 5G might see an official launch in Sri Lanka. According to Deputy Minister of Technology Eranga Weeraratne, Sri Lanka is on track to unveil 5G services islandwide at the end of the year.
